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Cats can pick up worms from many sources, so it’s important to have a regular worming routine for your cat or kitten in place – especially if your home includes young children or the elderly. This can be achieved using over-the-counter worming treatments or following a consultation with your vet.
If you’ve ever tried to get a cat to take tablets, you may be interested to see the difference a spot-on application can make. Tablets can be difficult to give, and even if you manage it the first time, the second time may not be so easy! Dronspot is a great way to treat your cat at home, the only over-the-counter cat spot-on wormer that will kill all common intestinal worms in the UK, helping to take the stress out of giving your cat its regular worming treatment.
Dronspot kills all intestinal worms commonly found in cats in the UK – including worms like roundworm, tapeworm and hookworm – look out for your cat exhibiting signs or symptoms like:
1. WEIGHT LOSS
2. CHANGE IN APPETITE
3. VISIBLE WORMS IN FUR OR POOP
4. SCOOTING
5. POT BELLIED, DISTENDED STOMACH OR BLOATED APPEARANCE
6. COARSE OF ROUGH FUR
7. DIARRHOEA
8. LOW ENERGY
But remember, your cat or kitten will often not exhibit any signs or symptoms at all, so it’s vital you consider regularly worming your cat to make sure they’re healthy. You can discover more about the signs and symptoms here.
Typically, kittens require treatment every 2 weeks from when they’re 3 weeks old until weaning and then monthly to 6 months of age. After that, they can follow the same treatment routine as adult cats; usually at least every 3 months – or more often if they’re often hunting and scavenging outside, and even monthly in high risk situations when living with children for example.
The Dronspot Spot-on formula is absorbed through the skin and gets to work quickly, providing effective treatment of worms. However, it’s important to worm your cat regularly, as it’s easy for them to be reinfected in just a matter of weeks.
You can take our diagnostic tool to find out how often you need to worm your cat or kitten – and you can find out more about our range of worming products here too.
