Customer Reviews

Trade Winds Tape Worm Tabs Feline 3ct

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Best wormer I've ever used. We had 48 stray cats fixed & all had worms. The pill's were small & easy to give; & it was our first time ever to worm stray cat .The pill worked 100%. Gave 1/2 half pill for the cat's under 5 pounds & a hole pill for the cats 6- 11 pounds & 1-1/2 pills for cat's over 11 pounds. 48 Hours later All cats are now worm free. There are directions.The back card board opens up may have a piece of tape keeping it from opening.
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I've read and re-read the packaging that these were sent in and have no idea how often to dose my kitten. Only a weight chart. Poor poor directions. If you buy these don't overdose your cat.

I purchased this kitty worm medicine and it works perfectly. Took her worms right away! I am so glad I purchased it for her :]

My outdoor cat eats a variety of creatures and frequently comes home with tape worms. This medication saves me multiple trips to the Vet and $$ for comparable medicine. Thanks for your product!

I've heard good things about this product. The problem is that it probably tastes terrible. I can't make my cats take a pill so I mixed it with their food. No go. they went on a hunger strike rather than eat it! If your cats are laid back I'd say try it. If not, try something not in pill form.

I just purchased these in 3 Pack of 3 pills each for my 3 cats, one of which definitely has worms. The directions... or lack thereof that are printed in the cardboard backing which I fully opened and read- are for ONE dose per weight. No where does it say how many times to dose the cat, or how often if given several doses. Why would the bottles contain 3 pills if only 1 is usually needed? It's very unclear. Unless one has a 40 lb cat, it makes no sense. I know when I had my cat on deworming pills through the vet (it didn't work, by the way) it was TWO doses. one was specifically one week after the other. I've also read online about deworming through pills such as these, and many people say they gave "several doses." I'm going to have to call the vet and see what he says. My cat (who was a feral cat now indoors) has worms so bad he throws them up! I want his suffering to end promptly, but I'm so confused! I'm going to give him one now anyway, just to get the ball rolling.

Maybe it works, but directions would be helpful. Under "Directions for use," the package just tells you what tapeworms are.

That kind of blatant oversight makes me want to throw these pills away, because I'd really rather not inadvertently give my cat an overdose, or put the pill in the wrong orifice, or give a dose so weak that the tapeworms darwinize into super tapeworms.

I'ff off to look for specific directions. If I find them, and the pills work, I'll be back to review it again.