FRONTLINE WORMER - Cat Worming Treatment - 2 Tablets

As expected great value for money, with zero skin irritation, with fast acting and durable product along side flea reduction I presume the taste is good as it was eaten straight away by our pet

​It worked perfectly for both of my dogs without causing any digestive upheaval or or making them poorly. Naturally, it had to be smuggled in a bit of cheese to bypass their internal security, but that is hardly the product's fault. Stick to the correct dose for their weight to keep any anxiety at bay, and you are sorted. A good, reasonably priced bit of kit.

Good product

These worked! My Kitten had diarrhea for 5 weeks, 4 visits to the vets and no cure, they just kept giving digestive care which did nothing, I tried this and it cleared the diarrhea in a day, so pleased! The tablet is huge so I split in half and added to her treat thankfully she ate it.

Very effective, always use these

FRONTLINE Wormer tablets are effective and easy to use, offering reliable protection against common dog worms. The 2-tablet pack is ideal for smaller dogs or short-term treatment. I bought the FRONTLINE Wormer tablets for my dog after noticing she might have picked something up on our walks. The tablets are small enough to hide in a treat, making them easy to give even to fussy pets. Within a couple of days, I could see she was more comfortable and active, and her appetite returned to normal. I appreciate that the packaging gives clear instructions, including dosage guidance by weight, and that these tablets target a broad range of worms — roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, and whipworms. The 2-tablet pack was perfect for my medium-sized dog, and I’ll definitely buy again as part of her regular worming routine. If you want a straightforward, vet-quality solution that works quickly and doesn’t stress your pet, FRONTLINE Wormer is a great choice.

I don’t know what ‘flavour’ this is but my dog clenches his teeth together and refuses to eat it! I’ve tried hiding it in food, treats etc. He will not take it! I even looked online at how to give tablets and tried putting it at the back of his mouth and stroking his throat to make him swallow. He struggled and spat it out and I didn’t want to cause anxiety so I’ve left it. I thought they were good value for money and they probably are fine for other dogs, just not mine unfortunately. The size is pretty large so I’m not sure if that’s partly the problem. It makes it hard to hide in anything without him immediately noticing the smell (I’m assuming, as it’s hidden). Such a pity. I hope he doesn’t get worms in the next month as I’m concerned about trying something else straight away as some went in as the tablet was disintegrating.

We travel by ferry to Spain with our dog and have spent lots of money unnecessarily in the past paying for private prescriptions from our vet and then purchasing the recommended wormng treatment online (cheaper than buying direct from the vet). I recently read the official govt rules 're international pet travel and it clearly states that the worming tablets required for 're-entry into the UK must contain Preziquantel. These reasonably priced needing no private prescriptions, have that ingredient stated clearly on the box. We still had to visit a vet in Spain to sign that my dog had received the correct working treatment (No Charge - UK vets please note and no queries by pet customs on 're-entry to UK. Will be buying again for next visit. Recommended.