Targeted parasite protection for the treatment and control of tapeworms in cats and dogs.
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Tapeworms in Kittens and Cats – Tapeworms are a common intestinal parasite in cats and it is for this reason that prevention and treatment are essential. They infiltrate your cat’s system through ingested fleas or small rodents that are already infected. While they rarely cause serious disease, any parasite burden can get out of control if not treated properly, a situation that is particularly harmful in small cats and kittens. Tapeworms in Puppies and Dogs – Like cats, tapeworms must first pass through an intermediate host, usually fleas, to infect dogs. Once ingested, they cause itchiness and irritation in your pooch’s rear end, which often causes the behaviour known as scooting – where an infected dog will drag their bottom on the ground for relief. Sadly, most dogs will get infected by tapeworms at least once in their lives, so prevention and treatment are crucial.
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Tapeworms in Kittens and Cats – Tapeworms are a common intestinal parasite in cats and it is for this reason that prevention and treatment are essential. They infiltrate your cat’s system through ingested fleas or small rodents that are already infected. While they rarely cause serious disease, any parasite burden can get out of control if not treated properly, a situation that is particularly harmful in small cats and kittens. Tapeworms in Puppies and Dogs – Like cats, tapeworms must first pass through an intermediate host, usually fleas, to infect dogs. Once ingested, they cause itchiness and irritation in your pooch’s rear end, which often causes the behaviour known as scooting – where an infected dog will drag their bottom on the ground for relief. Sadly, most dogs will get infected by tapeworms at least once in their lives, so prevention and treatment are crucial.
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