Dronspot Spot On Wormer for Large Cats - 5 to 8kg - 2 pipettes
Worms are easy for your cat to pick up, but Dronspot spot-on wormer makes them easy to treat. Dronspot is a spot-on wormer that works fast to fight intestinal worms. Available over-the-counter as a spot-on formulation, Dronspot provides fuss-free worming for your cat. Roundworms and tapeworms are the two main types of intestinal worm affecting UK cats, and symptoms arent always easy to spot. You might not even know your cat has them. Dronspot kills every type of intestinal worm commonly found in UK cats, to help get your furry friend back to their adventures in no time. Its recommended that most adult cats are treated for intestinal worms at least four times a year so around once every three months. However, certain situations may make more frequent treatments desirable, for example if your cat has a flea problem, or regularly hunts and eats mice. Whats the correct dosage for my cat? It depends on how much she weighs. There are three different size Dronspot pipettes; correct dosing is detailed below: Body weight of cat (kg): greater than or equal to 0.5 - 2.5, Pipette size to be used: Dronspot for Small Cats, Volume (ml) 0.35 (1 pipette) Body weight of cat (kg): > 2.5 - 5, Pipette size to be used: Dronspot for Medium Cats, Volume (ml) 0.7 (1 pipette) Body weight of cat (kg): > 5 - 8, Pipette size to be used: Dronspot for Large Cats, Volume (ml) 1.12 (1 pipette) Over 8kg use an appropriate combination of pipettes.
Product Features
- Worms are easy for your cat to pick up, but Dronspot spot-on wormer makes them easy to treat.
- Dronspot is a spot-on wormer that works fast to fight intestinal worms. Available over-the-counter as a spot-on formulation, Dronspot provides fuss-free worming for your cat.
- Roundworms and tapeworms are the two main types of intestinal worm affecting UK cats, and symptoms arent always easy to spot. You might not even know your cat has them.
- Dronspot kills every type of intestinal worm commonly found in UK cats, to help get your furry friend back to their adventures in no time.
- Its recommended that most adult cats are treated for intestinal worms at least four times a year so around once every three months. However, certain situations may make more frequent treatments desirable, for example if your cat has a flea problem, or regularly hunts and eats mice.
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