PROFENDER CAT SOLUTION 14ML

PROFENDER CAT SOLUTION 14ML is a 14ml deworming solution applied to the cat's skin, without tablets. It contains emodepside and praziquantel and is intended for cats that bite, spit out, or run away when they see a tablet.

For what do you use it

Cats that go outdoors or hunt small animals can become infected with roundworms and tapeworms. This solution eliminates nematodes such as Toxocara cati and Toxascaris leonina, and cestodes such as Dipylidium caninum and Taenia taeniaeformis. It acts systemically in the intestine. It does not protect against fleas or ticks, so you will need a separate product for those.

How it is presented

• Active ingredients: emodepside and praziquantel.
• Volume: 14 ml of solution to apply to the skin.
• Species: adult cats and kittens, from 8 weeks and 0,5 kg as indicated.
• Target parasites: roundworms and intestinal tapeworms.
• It does not act against external parasites.

How it is administered

Weigh your cat and choose the appropriate amount based on its weight. Part the fur at the base of the neck, between the shoulder blades, and apply the liquid directly to the skin, not the fur. Avoid bathing your cat two days before and two days after application. Repeat every three months or as directed by your veterinarian. Always consult your veterinarian before using this treatment on a kitten.

FAQ

From what age can it be used?

It is indicated from 8 weeks of age and 0,5 kg of weight. However, ask your veterinarian if your kitten is very young.

Does PROFENDER CAT SOLUTION 14ML kill cat fleas?

No. It only works against internal parasites. For fleas and ticks, you need a specific product.

How often should I apply it?

For prevention, every 3 months, or as determined by the veterinarian after a diagnosis.

Can I bathe my cat afterwards?

It's best to wait. It's recommended to avoid bathing two days before and two days after the application.

What advantage does it have over a tablet?

There's no need to force it through the mouth, so it's easier to manage in cats that are difficult to medicate.

Your veterinarian can tell you which deworming schedule fits your cat's life.