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Dronspot For Cats?
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I have been using Milbemax but such a performance, don’t want to get my fingers bitten off, but if I crush it in food cat won’t eat it. Does anyone use Dronspot, and would you recommend? I use Advocate for fleas and again cat hates it being put on back of neck, and as Dronspot is applied the same as Advocate, wondering whether to try it ... thanks all.
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It can be hard to tell whether worming treatments are working. If a flea treatment doesn't work, you end up with a cat scratching like mad but it's not always so obvious when a cat has worms.
Having said that though, Dronspot seems to do the job for my lot. To the best my knowledge, it's the only 'spot on' worming treatment that kills all types of worms (unlike similar worming treatments sold in supermarkets, which only kill certain types) which it's possible to get hold of if you've not taken your cat to a vet's surgery in the past 12 months. (So I don't have to go through all the hassle of trying to catch my cats and get them into a pet carrier!).
It can be ordered online from Pets at Home:
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(You can't get it in their stores because orders have to be approved by a vet, which involves a bit of form-filling for the order but it's very straightforward).
Having said that though, Dronspot seems to do the job for my lot. To the best my knowledge, it's the only 'spot on' worming treatment that kills all types of worms (unlike similar worming treatments sold in supermarkets, which only kill certain types) which it's possible to get hold of if you've not taken your cat to a vet's surgery in the past 12 months. (So I don't have to go through all the hassle of trying to catch my cats and get them into a pet carrier!).
It can be ordered online from Pets at Home:
https:/
(You can't get it in their stores because orders have to be approved by a vet, which involves a bit of form-filling for the order but it's very straightforward).
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