Says FDA approved for dogs only. But can I use it in a cat?
517110
Why would you want to use it on your cay? There are plenty of good cat wormers out there.
517111
Fenbendazole (Panacur) is usable in felines. I don't know about the FDA approval and dosage should be according to the cats weight.
517112
My Vet recommended this for my Cat to treat his worms as well as a possible lungworm infection. 1 gram for a 10 pound cat, so you need to adjust the dosage (smaller). For lungworms it is a 10 day treatment period ...not just 3 days for a normal infestation of worms. It needs to be repeated in 3 weeks (another treatment round)
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I would consult with your Vet and conduct a google search. My Vet did prescribe this for my kitten when she was 3 months old to ensure she didn't have worms.
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Many vets do use it for cats. If you google it, you'll find dosage and so on. We use it for those of our cats who will eat food with medicine in it, and it has taken care of the problem without ill-effect. For our two holdouts we use profender, which you can get from petbucket via amazon at an affordable price (our vet uses it and charges $24.00. Here it costs $7.00-8.00 depending on the cat's size.).
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Hi, I have used it twice without any inconvenient. My cats get better after using it for 4 days.
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yes. The 6ml vial for a large dog has many applications for cats. Just reduce the dosage for cats
977112
I was told after I bought it I did not see it was for dogs my husband called someone or emailed someone and they told him yes it can be for cats also Cause when I did I was shocked with the snotty remark I got I would not buy anything from this company and it doesn't work on dogs either our vet said it is junk.
136164
We use this on our dog and rub it on his gums. Don't know about cats. Great product.
866141
Make sure anything you use on a cat says it is "for cats"...I only use "cat specific" products on cats, since they can absorb chemicals through their skin & can get very sick. This is a wonderful shampoo that I use on my dogs with a clean frangrance. My 19 year old "inside" cat has not had a "bath" since she was a kitten, and I DO remember how hard that was to do. Good luck.
457154
I used it for my baby piggy and it was very absorbent so I don't see why it couldn't be used for a cat!
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My pet is a small dog and it works very well. I put it in her drinking water. I would put a few drops on something your cat will eat - fish or cream cheese. Don't be afraid to use too much - 4 drops would be fine. It isn't a narcotic and won't dramatically knock your cat out. It takes the edge off. I also like a product called Composure.
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I don't have a cat but I doubt it would work for cats as the instructions say "especially made to take the temperature of a dog".
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Yes! The spray form is used for dogs because cats hate sprays.(I think the sound of something being sprayed sounds to them like another cat hissing!)There is another type bottle available with this same product in it, but it has a dabber-type top that won't bother a cat when it is being applied. Just search amazon for the same stuff but add "cats" and it should pop up.
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It's not made for application on dogs or cats. The bottle lists fleas. My experience with this product would suggests it's for outdoor flying bugs only and even with them you must use a lot and often.
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no idea, im not a professional, dont own any cats, but if it works on dogs i dont see why it wouldnt work on cats
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A call to your vet would be best as I know regular aspirin is toxic to cats. White Willow bark is much safer. I read that it was OK to give cats but check first.
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I would imagine so, it's formulated for smaller animals with extremely sensitive skin, so it should be fine for a cat, especially if your kitty has sensitive skin.
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I used it for my dog and it solved his stomach issue. There is a number to call on the box for Nutramax laboratories, 1-888-886-6442 so you can get the correct answer. Good luck and hope it works as well on your cat!
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I've heard it does and Bach says it can. You can also double the dose without harming the dog. But, if they are around your cats everyday, that is a behavior that needs training because I wouldn't want to give any medication everyday. Google videos that might help you learn how to train your dogs & cats get along.
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I do believe you can; I have never given it to a cat but just follow dosage per cat's weight. Your cat weighs more than some dogs. It is a very good product; I recommend it.
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It works great for cats too. Use an eye dropper or syringe to administer it instead of trying to spray it in the mouth.