Roundworms
All pets develop infestations of worms and the most common type found in puppies & kittens is roundworms. They look like pieces of curly spaghetti and can sometimes be seen when the kitten/pup passes faeces. If left untreated, your fur-baby could become emaciated and weak with a pot belly, and we certainly don’t want that!
It is therefore important to please de worm your kitten/pup from 2 weeks of age and to ensure that the mother was also wormed regularly throughout the pregnancy. The mother passes worm infestations on to her babies whilst carrying them in her womb or through her milk.
There are a number of products available to treat roundworms in puppies & kittens but we will always recommend a product prescribed by your vet for complete protection.
