Beaphar | WORMclear® Tablets for Cats | Kills All Common UK Intestinal Worms (Roundworms & Tapeworms) | Vet Strength Treatment | Meat-Flavoured | 2 Tablets (Pack of 1)

It did the trick of making sure that a cat near me which is semi feral was free of any parasites.

I use these for all my cats and kittens. I panicked when I got my stray and realised he had worms I was so worried. I got these to try help. It worked perfectly and was really great. These tablets are quite big though so if you're cat struggles to take the tablet straight I'd suggest maybe something else. I think these are a great value for money and they do the job they're meant to.

I like the price of the product alot, I took a rescue cat in and he needed worming . This stuff worked amazing, he didn't notice it in his food and within a couple of days he was putting on weight and looking miles better

I recently used Beaphar WORMclear® Tablets for Cats to treat my cat, and I’m really impressed with the results. The tablets are meat-flavoured, which made it super easy to give to my cat—she didn’t hesitate to take them, and no struggle was involved!The treatment works effectively, targeting all common UK intestinal worms, including roundworms and tapeworms, which gives me peace of mind knowing she’s fully protected. The pack contains two tablets, which is great value for a vet-strength solution.I’m happy with how quick and efficient the treatment was, and I’d definitely recommend it to other cat owners looking for an easy, reliable worming solution.

Not sure if the fleas have become resistant - however this did not seem to work for me.

4 out of 6 cats are now dewormed and not talking to me or my daughter.Cat 1 is hiding after hissing, trying to claw and bite at us and successfully spitting said pill to gawd knows where, an hour of searching to no avail (the pill not the cat, we know where she is lol).Cat number 6 has a look that says 'just you try it and see what you get!' (TBF I've been on the end of his teeth and claws before, so I think I will give him a miss and buy some spot on dewormer although the outcome will be much the same as soon as he smells the vial).Cats 2, 4 and 5 successfully bit me, cat 4 also clawed myself and my daughter.Cat 3 hissed and spat the pill out several times before swallowing.Cat 5 bit me and then twice spat out the pill, on the 3rd try she played dead but finally swallowed the pill, we tried to give her dreamies (as I always do to all the cats) and the look before she ran was 'you can stick your dreamies where the sun doesn't shine!!!'Cat 6 then proceeded to inhale all dreamies left behind by the others sat there scowling.Only bought pills because they were cheaper than the spot on dual worming solutions, but as only one cat becomes a hissing, spitting, teeth and claws beast with the spot ons, I think next go will definitely be worth the extra £'s spent on them. This treatment is effective but administering it, is less than desirable. Also it's time for their flea treatments....... 🤔

Used on both our cats, tablets are quite big and neither tolerated taking them whole. Ended up crushing and sprinkling over the food, both tolerated it. Doesn't say on the packaging how often to give it to them?

To be honest, the reason of my review is that my Vet said these tablets were OK.I didn't see any worms or bits/parts of them coming out my "mate's" rear end.I guess he probably didn't had any, because the Vet said that if he had, after taking the tablet (the cat, not me... 🙄 🤭), I would have noticed.The only thing I noticed was that, in the first 24h after he took the tablet, my furry friend was a bit quiet, a little sadder and more brooding than usual.