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Bob Martin Vetcare Dewormer for Cats & Kittens 2 Tablets | The Cleanse

Bob Martin Vetcare Dewormer for Cats & Kittens 2 Tablets | The Cleanse

Bob Martin Vetcare Dewormer for Cats & Kittens – 2 Tablets

Bob Martin Vetcare Dewormer is a two-tablet treatment for cats and kittens, supplied for the control of common intestinal worms according to the manufacturer’s label.

Key Benefits

  • Two-tablet pack
  • Designed for cats and kittens
  • Targets common intestinal worms listed by the manufacturer
  • Tablet format for measured administration

Suitable For

Cats and kittens that meet the manufacturer’s minimum age and weight requirements and have been dosed according to the label or veterinary direction.

Not Suitable For

Animals below the stated age or weight, cats with known ingredient sensitivity, or use without confirming the correct dose. Veterinary advice is recommended where worm type, health status or dosing is uncertain.

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  • Fast delivery Gauteng: 1–3 business days

When will the pigeons drop my parcel?

  • Gauteng: 1–3 business days
  • Main centres: 1–5 business days
  • Outlying/rural: 1–6 business days

Product details

Product Details

  • Product: Bob Martin Clear+ Dewormer for Cats & Kittens
  • Pack contents: 2 tablets
  • Broad-spectrum oral dewormer
  • Active ingredients per tablet: Praziquantel 20 mg and Pyrantel Pamoate 230 mg
  • Targets roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and tapeworms, including Echinococcus, according to Bob Martin
  • Single oral dose
  • No fasting required before dosing
  • Tablets may be given whole, quartered or crushed over food

A note from management

They call it The Cleanse. One dose, and the underworld of parasites is wiped out. Roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms — they don’t stand a chance once they’ve crossed His High-ness. A tablet slips into the operation, the pests vanish, and order is restored. No fanfare. No survivors.

Ingredients

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Directions for use

How to Use

  1. Weigh the cat accurately before dosing.
  2. Read the current package leaflet and determine the correct number of tablets for the cat’s weight.
  3. Administer only by the method stated on the label.
  4. Do not repeat treatment more frequently than directed.
  5. Record the treatment date and follow veterinary advice on routine deworming intervals.

Exact dosage and administration instructions: Manufacturer information not supplied.

Suitability & safety notes

Stability & Safety Notes

  • Use only according to the current package leaflet
  • Do not estimate the dose without an accurate body weight
  • Keep tablets and packaging away from children and animals
  • Do not use after the expiry date
  • Consult a veterinarian before treating sick, pregnant, nursing or medicated cats
  • Seek veterinary advice if worms persist, the cat is unwell or repeated treatment is required
  • Store in the original packaging in a cool, dry place

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How many tablets are in the pack?

Two tablets.

What are the active ingredients?

Each tablet contains 20 mg praziquantel and 230 mg pyrantel pamoate.

Which worms does it target?

Bob Martin states that it targets roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and tapeworms, including Echinococcus.

How much should a cat receive?

The official guide is 1/4 tablet per kilogram of body weight, equivalent to one tablet per 4 kg.

How much should a 2–4 kg cat receive?

One tablet as a single oral dose.

Does the cat need to fast first?

No. The manufacturer states that fasting is not necessary.

Can the tablet be crushed?

Yes. It may be given whole, quartered or crushed over food.

How often should cats be dewormed?

Bob Martin suggests every 3–6 months, but the correct schedule depends on age, hunting, flea exposure and veterinary advice.

Should I weigh the cat first?

Yes. Accurate weight is essential because the dose is weight based.

What if the cat vomits after the dose?

Contact a veterinarian before repeating the dose.

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