No, we do not recommend worming your dog during pregnancy. We strongly recommend speaking with your vet if you wish to not infective, so, as long as you clear up after your pet as soon as possible, there is no risk to you from worms.

Newly discovered medicines have to be sold by vets for at least 5 years before they can be assessed to see if they Tapeworms are spread via fleas, flea eggs and infected faeces. They are mostly found in older cats (unless a kitten has fleas). Treatment against roundworm and tapeworms should be used, to ensure there are no traces of either. Something which fights Dipylidium caninum should also be used on kittens who have fleas. Will cat wormer kill tapeworms? In the UK, there are eight types of common feline intestinal worms. Most can be grouped as either tapeworm or roundworm. market. Indeed, to be allowed to be sold "over the counter", products have to have a long and robust safety record. floor (itching), coughing, shortness of breath and even visible worms in their poo. However, many adult cats haveYou should worm both the bitch and her puppies every 2 weeks from when the puppies are 2 weeks of age until they

This is just like fleas – the critters can still land on your dog, but the protection will ensure no further damage is done. Can wormers and tablets completely cure worms? The worms found in cats and dogs in the UK fall into two main categories – roundworms and tapeworms. Roundworms are Your vet will talk you through everything, but before choosing a worming treatment, you have to think about: Kittens and puppies: Treat at 2 weeks of age and retreat every two weeks until they are 12 weeks old, thereafter they can be treated at three monthly intervals. Adult dogs and puppies over 12 weeks of age should be wormed at 3 monthly intervals. Beaphar One Dose Wormer is an effectiveIn multi-cat or multi-pet households be sure to treat your pets separately when administering in food.

signs. It is probable that they do have a low level of infection (as it is difficult to avoid), causing re-infection of themselves, other pets,Kittens should be treated for roundworms every 2 weeks from 3 weeks of age until 8 weeks of age, then monthly to 6 months of age. The adult cats (greater than 6 months of age) should be treated every 1-3 months. The most common intestinal worms which will be a risk to cats in the UK are roundworms and tapeworms. Hookworms are another threat that they can develop from eating things such as eggs (not recommended). Granules – Designed to be mixed into food, and is generally less detectable than liquids. They should be easy to digest and palatable Unfortunately, even indoor cats can become infected with worms. Fleas and their eggs carry tapeworm – so you also need a quality cat flea treatment to completely keep them away.