Vivaldis Endewor Dewormer for Dogs and Cats, Natural Enzyme and Probiotic Based Supplements for Gut Health to Kill & Expels Parasites - 1X10 Tablets

I was so confused before buying the dewormer but it's a great medicine totally value for money plus it's great for cats as they do not want to swallow bigger tablets which are available in the market and the make a fuss out of solution dewormers... This medicine is in the size of m&ms chocolate and it's so easy for them to swallow... Thank you Virat Kohli team for creating such good medicine... It's a relief

Good product

Worked really well

Just okay type product

Didnt work at all, infact since j was relying on it i gave two tablets twice everyday and the worms never went away

My dog usually vomit other deworming products but this product is super. No side effects as it’s natural. Dog was showing symptoms of worms but after giving one dosage it worked well. Giving 4 tablets every month is challenging but it’s better choice than what other products are offering. Giving him 4.5 stars . Request the company to make a product that is work with less tablets.giving every month is also challenging. Otherwise happy with the results. No side effects from tablets. Highly recommended and effective.

Very nice and easy to administer

Background: The cat had started to eject live tapeworm larvae (2 to 3 per day) from her hind side. While our cat's vet usually recommends "Kiwof for cats" tablets for deworming, she recommended the Vivaldis Endewor this time around because the cat is currently heavily pregnant.What I liked:1> I was a bit skeptical about this tablet but it seems to have done its magic after the 2 days of dosage for adult cats: Three days later, the tapeworm larva ejection rate got rare and, a week down the line, we have not seen any more ejections.What I disliked:1> Other than the 3 liner dosage instruction on the outer cover, there is no documentation provided of contra-indications, whether the tablet can be given to pregnant cats/dogs and whether it is okay to crush the tablet and mix it with the pet food. Neither was this documentation available in the package in which the tablets arrived nor on the Vivaldis website. I don't think that is helpful at all for a pharmaceutical product!As a result, I can see customers have had to ask each other basic questions on the Amazon product listing to get the answers that ought to have been forthcoming in the product documentation from Vivaldis. Relying on those answers from other customers can sometimes be dicey. E.g. on the question of whether Endewor can be given to pregnant pets, the answers said "No".I was slightly inclined to rate a 4 instead of 5 owing to this issue but stopped myself from doing that because the product seems to have worked for our cat and, moreover, there is really nothing that the seller can do about the lack of product documentation from the manufacturing company; so why downgrade the product listing?