22% Granules for Cats & Dogs, 1g, 3 sachets

This is by far the best wormer I have ever found for our pets. We have tried lots of different ones from very expensive from the veterinary practice to ones in pet shops and I can honestly say that this one is the best value and the easiest to administer for a successful treatment. If you have a cat like ours that can sniff medication at 5 km try this it worked wonders gently sprinkled over some extra extra tasty cat food. I was able to trick my feline into eating the entire dosage. This ensuring an evacuation the following day which rid her of any parasites go for it your cat Will thank you .

Puppy didn't notice sprinkled on food. Much cheaper than buying a full packet. Note would need lots of sachets for a grown dog.

A superb alternative to a crushed up film coated wormer, which every cat we’ve had can detect smile off in wet food, butter, cheese, yoghurt , paste , etc etc. slightly granular, but readily eaten in Webbox yoghurt, never hesitated. Superb.

Makes worming easy

Just put in dog food, they don't seem to notice it there, ate it no problem, no ill effects.

Arrived as described and in time. Great for giving puppies. Ive found that giving pups tablets is incredibly hard. They chew and spit them, so never know if they've had enough to work. With this being granules, simply sprinkle the sachet on their meal and done, quick, easy and no stress

Our cat was being sick and I'd noticed he'd been drinking from a pot of water outside that had dead mosquito larvae inside - he's not easy to medicate with large tablets which he'd have to have being 6.5kg (part Maine Coon we think so large through size rather than overweight). Three sachets were sent and he had all three put into some gravy/broth based sachet of food - he noticed no issue with the taste and ate it all - next day he was acting fine and keeping food down more importantly. So this works really well if your cat can usually detect medication in food or hates swallowing a large pill. Much calmer for us too not to feel cruel in getting him to swallow something uncomfortably large.

I get charged £45 for this from the vet, 3 sachets for £20 is a no brainier. My cats are in/outdoor cats who come and go as they please so I have to worm them regularly as they do catch a lot of rodents (I live at the side of a river).