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Cat Tapeworm Dewormer Tablets, Praziquantel Oral Treatment for Cats and Kittens Over 6 Weeks, 3 Count

3 Tablets / 1 Pack
$37.39
Sale price  $37.39 Regular price  $37.39
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Cat Tapeworm Dewormer Tablets, Praziquantel Oral Treatment for Cats and Kittens Over 6 Weeks, 3 Count

$37.39
Sale price  $37.39 Regular price  $37.39
Size3 Tablets
Quantity1 Pack
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This cat tapeworm dewormer contains praziquantel for the oral removal of Dipylidium caninum and Taenia pisiformis tapeworms. The three-tablet pack is intended for cats and kittens over six weeks of age.

Each tablet can be administered orally or crumbled and mixed into food. Fasting before treatment is neither necessary nor recommended. Use the weight-based dosage directions and consult your veterinarian for assistance with diagnosing, treating and controlling parasitism.

Key Features

  • Praziquantel oral treatment for removing two identified tapeworm species: Dipylidium caninum and Taenia pisiformis.
  • Tablets may be crumbled and mixed into food for easier administration.
  • Suitable for cats and kittens over six weeks of age.
  • Fasting before administration is neither necessary nor recommended.
  • Weight-based dosing provides directions for cats weighing 4 lb and under, 5–11 lb and 11 lb and over.
  • The package contains three tablets in one pack.

Specifications

  • Product: Cat tapeworm dewormer tablets
  • Ingredient: Praziquantel
  • Package size: 3 tablets
  • Pack quantity: 1 pack
  • Administration: Oral; tablets may be crumbled and mixed with food
  • Age guidance: Cats and kittens over 6 weeks old
  • Dosage for 4 lb and under: 1/2 tablet
  • Dosage for 5–11 lb: 1 tablet
  • Dosage for 11 lb and over: 1-1/2 tablets
  • Target tapeworms: Dipylidium caninum and Taenia pisiformis

Consult your veterinarian before giving the tablets to weak or debilitated animals and for help with parasite diagnosis, treatment and control. Isolated incidents of vomiting, diarrhea, poor appetite or listlessness have occurred after treatment. Consult your veterinarian if any of these signs appear and persist.

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