Droncit Tapewormer Tablet For Dogs and Cats (1 Tablet)

Same as the drug issued at the vets just cheaper. Fast service - worked fast. Note the pill does vary from cat to cat and the halves are not easy to administer to cat need to be broken into quarters

Great product, I have use this around every 3-4 months on my dog & it works every time. Swift delivery & does what it is designed to do. I place this tablet, whole & inside a meaty stick. Sometimes it works, sometimes not-if not, I give my dog a piece of a treat & throw it in his mouth as he takes it. Highly recommend. Thanks.

Once you get the knack of giving your dog the tablet it is straight forward but does not always go down first time.

Excellent product. Gave to my two spaniels and they were neither up nor down, no ill effects whatsoever. A lot cheaper than the vet. Will definitely be buying again next time they need de-wormed.

Ordered this thought there were more in parkit only one in was dear just for one.

I have flavour a five star rating but can't say I actually tasted them! The only disappointment was that when I purchased it never stated number of tablets. Photo illustrated a 10 pack so I was hopeful! Expensive to buy as only one but guess is the case that if looks too good to be true it probably is, and it was. Have since purchased a 10 pack from elsewhere.

I always use Droncit for my black Labrador as most other wormers make him sick not long after taking but these are the only brand that don't affect him. Highly recommend!

This tablet was too large to make cat swallow it directly even though I only tried to give 1/2 tab as recommended by my vet. I don't know why one vet told me only give 1/3 tab and the other told me give 1/2 tab, but I believe they worked it out by the fact the tablet doses a 10kg animal, mine is between 3-4k, a large cat. I couldn't get the cat to swallow it directly, couldn't persuade the cat to eat it in either his favourite cat food or wrapped in some strong tasting sardines- which he would normally love, and now I'll probably just wait a while and then give a milbemax (which kill most worms) as they're such small tablets. I only needed the tablet for tapeworms after the cat had fleas-- as fleas can & did give cat tapeworm. I gave the cat Panacur before the Droncit attempt, but then found out Panacur does not treat tapeworm! (Drontal is apparently another multiple wormer that treats tapeworm too and unlike Milbemax does not need perscription, but from what I've read it's going to have a strong taste like Droncit.) An acupuncturist friend recommended "Programme" for fleas- will swot up on this one next as probably less toxic than publicised brands like frontline & stronghold etc.