Beaphar – Worm Cream for Puppies & Kittens – 18G

Beaphar Worming Cream is a pleasant-tasting, savoury paste, supplied in an easy-to-use syringe that eliminates roundworms in dogs, puppies, cats and kittens. Beaphar Worming Cream is a UK authorised veterinary medicinal product.

Beaphar Worming Creamcontains piperazine citrate, and can be given directly into the mouth or mixed with a little food.

Beaphar Worming Creamis effective against roundworms and is ideal for treating whole litters of kittens and puppies from 2 weeks of age, and their mother. Also suitable for older cats and dogs that will not take tablets. Supplied in an easy-to-use graduated syringe.

Use medicines responsibly (ALWAYS FULLY READ THE PRODUCT LABEL AND PACKAGING BEFORE USE.)How to use:

The syringe is marked with guidelines. Each graduation of the syringe will dispense the correct amount of Beaphar Worming Cream for 1kg of bodyweight.

Weigh your kitten, cat, puppy or dog carefully to calculate the correct dose.

Give 1 graduation ofBeaphar Worming Creamper 1kg of bodyweight.

1. Remove the plastic cap on the end of the syringe.
2. Administer the required volume ofBeaphar Worming Creamby depressing the plunger past the required number of graduations according to the weight of your pet.

Beaphar Worming Creamcan be administered in the following ways:
Dabbing the required amount onto the nose or mouth, from where the animal will lick it off
Given on a biscuit or added to a small amount of the animals daily meal (give the remainder afterwards to make sure that all the worming cream has been taken)
Administered directly into the mouth

In multi-cat or multi-pet households be sure to treat your pets separately when administering in food.

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.
Nursing queens and bitches:Treat at the same time and as frequently as their kittens and puppies until weaning.
Adult cats and dogs:Treat every three months.

Do not exceed the stated dose. In the event of an overdose keep the animal warm and seek immediate veterinary advice.