Drontal Broad Spectrum Cat and Kittens Dewormer for tapeworms, hookworms, roundworms. | 50 Tablets

When I adopted my cat, I was told he was 100% healthy and good to go. Exactly 1 week of having him he started bleeding from his eyes and nose, and throwing up WORMS (big ones too) I took him to the vet to find he was FIV+, had Giardia, worms, and other things I can’t remember. He ended up being on about 7 different medications and eventually got all better, with the exception of the worms. No matter what the vet gave him the worms wouldn’t go away. After giving him this drontal, NO MORE WORMS!!! After all that time this finally made my baby healthy again. 10/10 recommend the pice IS WORTH IT. 🐈‍⬛

Easy to use product.

Extremely effective, my little girls tummy is squishy again, not hard due to being full of worms. My cats thankfully allow me to put the pill right down their throat. The size is small where they won’t choke, very easy and quick. Opening the package, they don’t even smell like garbage pills. They smell clean, and very safe to give your animals

Works well just wish it wasn’t so expensive. Just as any tablet, depends on your cat how well they take it. I use it for many indoor, stray and feral cats, some don’t like it and will force that foam back up. Crushes easily and fine for mixing with food. This is the only dewormer that worked perfectly until the last bottle I purchased . Something is different, did not work as it used to. Have to find something else now.

Occasionally, my outside or inside cats do get worms and it's extremely expensive and costly to go to the vet along with trying to get them to get you a prescription for this. It's extremely nice and easy that I am able to get these on Amazon for a bulk price and just have it shipped to me which last a long time. My last bottle was years ago and I just finally had to get a new one so I came here to get it. Like others have said or if you don't know mixing this with any kind of food, the cat immediately knows or senses the smell in it, and they won't eat it the best way to get them to eat. It is to give them the proper dosage of the pill and be super quick and super fast and shoving that pill down their throat not literally but doing it as quickly as you can and that does make it easy. My one tip is you have to be quick and fast with holding them and putting the pill down or they do get fidgety at least in my case my cats do and it's a nightmare after that if I've already tried, and I'm too slow, but it does a great job of getting rid of the worms when they do get it and I don't have to worry about it.

If you’re on the fence with this because of the price, trust me it’s worth it. I have multiple cats, so that made my decision easier but most importantly, I needed to help my lil boy out. He had been throwing up and having diarrhea AND scooting his booty across my floors and I just knew he had tapeworms. I also invaded his privacy in the litter box and saw the little white segments. Personally, giving him the pills wasn’t difficult. There’s a seam in the middle of the pill to easily cut it in half and I would recommend doing that. He weighs about 13 pounds so I gave him two pills, cutting them in half, equaling four slices. I think the easiest way to administer these is just directly in the mouth. Make sure ur kitty is calm, I fed him, brushed him, and just overall gave him lots of love beforehand. And then I held him to my side opened his mouth, and popped one slice in his mouth and held it closed. After each slice I used a small medicine cup to give him some water( it’s easier if you have a syringe but I couldn’t find mine). And then I just made sure he was calm afterwards and repeated the process until I gave him the entire dose. It takes about 20-30 minutes for medicine to be absorbed into the body, so if your kitty throws up after that I wouldn’t recommend administering another dose. About four hours later my boy went to the litter box and did his business and OMG sure enough the full thing was in there. It almost looks like a piece of ribbon, nasty. It’s only day two but he’s much better. I really recommend this stuff even though I know it’s not cheap it’s worth it.

I got this for my cat, she was a stray and got worms. At first I was appalled and wasn't sure what those white spots on her tail were, thought it was litter clinging onto her. Even though my cat is a house cat and doesn't go outside, but we do and have a lawn next to our house.... fleas from strays, dogs etc would be near the grass and they would transfer to us by clinging to our clothing as we walk inside the house. I got my cat some flea medication to rid of those suckers and gave her this medication. Which helped immensely! I did not have access to an immediate appointment at the vet and the wait was for a month away. I can't wait for an entire month, so I bought this. The effect seem to work immediately. I make sure to discard the litter each day as well in case the fleas or worms die in the litterbox. And sanitize the litter box everyday as well as quarantine my cat until she seems recovered.

This product works. It is very pricey for the large bottle, but this is the same product your vet will sell you at a higher price. It is bitter to taste for the cat. I mix with food for the cats that will take it that way. The others I use a dropper with a little liquid and put in their mouth. Give them a little at a time using this method to avoid choking.