ElancoTapeworm Dewormer (praziquantel tablets) for Cats and Kittens 6 Weeks and Older, 3-count

This tapeworm remover is the real deal. I recently took in a street cat who had small tapeworm segments and I would see them in his poop or just hanging out. The same day I bought this and gave this to my cat I saw an immediate fix, his tapeworms were gone and I noticed little to no side effects. The cat behaved normally as he always does and is now tapeworms worm free till this day. It’s honestly really good for the price and it comes with instructions on how to use it and how much to give based on weight.

This tapeworm dewormer works fast and does exactly what it promises. Within 24 hours, I noticed visible improvement—no more rice-like segments in my pet’s bedding or stool. It’s easy to administer (especially the tablet form that can be crushed into food), and there were no side effects for my cat/dog. Definitely a must-have for any pet owner dealing with fleas or tapeworms. Reliable, quick, and vet-approved. Safe for pets, didn’t bother them at all. Great value for the money

I have used this product for years!! It works on both my indoor cats and my stray cats that I deworm. It works immediately and it tells you the portion size of the tablet they should take based on their weight. I’ve recommend this to friends as well. If you can’t afford to take them to the vet to deworm, this works amazing!

First attempt was rough—mixed one pill with wet food, but the cat wasn’t interested, so that went to waste. However, it worked great using a tablet dispenser/syringe-style tool and was surprisingly easy to administer that way.The relief came faster than expected—by the next day, there were no visible worms, and it’s been almost a week since with no return.There were no noticeable side effects; the cat behaved normally, and the excessive grooming and nervousness stopped.It wasn’t cheap, but I’m glad I got it. Would definitely buy again (though hopefully won’t need to!) and recommend it to anyone dealing with similar issues.

This definitely worked! My neighbor's cat hangs out at my place most of the time, and although I notified her people that she had tapeworms, it didn't appear that they ever did anything about it. I couldn't take her to the vet myself, so I tried giving her diatomaceous earth for MONTHS (some say that will kill tapeworms)-- didn't do a thing. Fortunately, a vet took pity on me and told me to look for this medication and at what strength.This cat is just about 10 pounds; I gave her 1 tablet and that did the trick. The biggest issue most people are going to have is getting the cat to eat it. Fortunately, this cat swallows her kibble whole, so I just broke the tablet up into a few pieces and mixed it into some canned food (which is a treat for her) and she sucked it down no problem. About two months later, she had worms again, so I gave her a second dose. That was about four months ago now, and she's still worm-free.

My sister has been using this product for awhile. She swares by it. I'm using it for my cats. I gave them the first dose last week. Why did you pick this product vs others?:It was suggested by my sister. She's used it several times.Flea control:My sister swears this is the best flea and worm control.Scratching:So far the crating has stopped ✋️ Smell:Small pill . Crushed into power and ad to food. The cats ate it right up.Taste:They didn't notice it.

Crushed one pill into a bit of wet food. All worm signs were gone within 48 hours. She had some mild diarrhea the second day, but quickly disappeared.

Took food away from my 2 cats for ten hrs. Tucked a pill under a small bit of wet food. Both ate it. One cat knew what was happening but it was too late.