Beaphar - WORMclear® Tablets for Cats - 2 Tablet Pack - Kills All Common UK Intestinal Worms (Roundworms & Tapeworms) - Vet Strength Worm Treatment - Meaty-Flavoured - For Cats Over 6 Weeks Old & 1kg

When Leo was a puppy, I used to get flea treatment from the vet. It worked well, but it became quite expensive—especially because we also have a cat. So, after some research, we decided to try something else: Fiprotec Combo from Beaphar.I always choose the combo version. It kills fleas, ticks, and lice, and it also stops fleas from spreading.We had a bad experience once. I ran out of the vet’s treatment and quickly bought a supermarket version. It didn’t work. Leo got fleas, and I had to spray the whole house. It took days to fix the problem.So please, don’t forget flea treatment. A good one makes a big difference.Now, I use the same brand for my cat, and I’ll do a video about that too. I also bought worm tablets from Beaphar, and I’m very happy with them. I’ve told many people about this brand, and no one has complained.Leo is used to it now. He’s a large Sheltie, so I put the treatment on the back of his neck and a little further down.It works really well, and I truly recommend it.

Always buy this for our dog and never had any issues so works well. Great value for money versus competitive set and would recommend

These tablets are great and they do work however I find that trying to hide it in the cat’s food doesn’t work as they immediately realise it’s not food and avoid eating it. I find that the best way to use it is by breaking it up into smaller pieces (as the tablet itself is kind of big) and inserting it in the mouth and giving my pet a treat straight after to ensure that the tablet piece has been swallowed. They do work though and are really good for the price.

Great product that came quickly as always. Cheap and effective, doing exactly what it says on the tin with super easy use.

I was pleased with this purchase. My otherwise healthy tom cat had lost weight and I suspected he might have a worm issue. Shortly after dosing him with the product he began to regain the weight he'd lost so job done.

Huge tablets!! Hard to crush to put in food and too large to 'help' your cat to swallow it/them. Pipets all the way!!!!!

Used on many occasions and never an adverse reaction. I tend to wrap the tablet in ham or cheese and my pooch shallows whole. For smaller pooches try it too but break the tablets down ,if all else fails try crushed in food.But discerning pets may ignore your ruse.

To be honest, the reason of my review is that my Vet said these tablets were OK.I didn't see any worms or bits/parts of them coming out my "mate's" rear end.I guess he probably didn't had any, because the Vet said that if he had, after taking the tablet (the cat, not me... 🙄 🤭), I would have noticed.The only thing I noticed was that, in the first 24h after he took the tablet, my furry friend was a bit quiet, a little sadder and more brooding than usual.