I never give wormers and flea treatments at the same time, because I don't want to subject my cats to such a big dose of chemicals all at once.
I give flea preventative treatments at the start of every month. Worm treatments do not need giving once a month; every 3 months is fine. I give those mid month (so as you say, it would be 2 weeks from the last flea treatment)
Yes, Dronspot spot-on kills all types of worms that infect cats.
Yes you can. I get them through my vet so not sure if you can buy outside. They come in small pipettes and are placed on the back of the neck and is absorbed into the skin
Broadline is supposed to do the lot including tape worm. I’m not sure how effective it is in the UK but not had any problems with it here in Spain. That is to say I have used it on 3 cats and none have been infected with fleas or worms.
Broadline is supposed to do the lot including tape worm. I'm not sure how effective it is in the UK but not had any problems with it here in Spain. That is to say I have used it on 3 cats and none have been infected with fleas or worms.
I use advantage for fleas as ones containing fipronil such as frontline plus and broadline don't seem to work in my area.
I don't give any treatments at the same time purely as if they have a reaction you don't know which it was to. I also don't give flea or wormer on a regular basis so don't have a strict regime on the timescale between giving flea or wormer, just not within days of each other.
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