Excel Liquid Roundworm De-Wormer for Cats, 4-Ounce, Safe & Effective

Tried three treatments on indoor only cat and still worms. My ten pound cat required a teaspoon per dose, which doesn't sound like much until you try to get a cat to drink a teaspoon of it (I used a pet liquid medication syringe thing and it was still tough). Cat wouldn't touch it in any type of regular food or treats. She didn't get sick or act different afterward, but no reduction in roundworm problem. Those worms are overtly disgusting, like aggressive spaghetti. I will try a different solution.UPDATE: I'm moving my one star rating to a three star after taking my cat to the vet. Even though it did not work for my cat, my vet says she often recommends the active ingredient in this product for roundworms in cats for her low-income patients because it is over-the-counter and has a long history of relative efficacy and safety. It is just not 100% effective in all cats. I did get a more effective wormer from the vet, but it came by prescription only and had greater drug precautions (drontal). Anyway, the cost of checkup & cat poop analysis to confirm roundworms (weird the vet wouldn't believe me), plus the prescription cost me a hundred bucks. In retrospect, I don't regret trying this product first. Seems like my cat is just one of the unlucky that needed the stronger drug.

Very effective. My cat was very sick (feline aids plus worms) go the point of me calling the vet to potentially put him to sleep. I have this to him yesterday, despite the warning not to give it to sick cats. Today, he is eating and meowing and moving about again. He passed a bunch of worms a couple of hours ago. It was disgusting, but I am very glad to say that THIS STUFF WORKS!

A while back I had picked up a stray kitten. The kitten had worms but it hadn't been apparent to me that it had a worm infestation at first because her stomach wasn't very round and she also didn't have any diarrhea or vomiting. But then one day I was cleaning the litter box she shared with my older cat and I noticed a white worm.After that I did some quick research and the active ingredient in this de-wormer is one of the typical ingredients used to treat roundworms at the vet so I decided to try it. I followed the directions exactly (making sure the kitten was of age, administering the right amount, etc). I mixed the doses with some cat food and fed it to both of my cats separately so that they would each consume the right amount. When it came time to administer the second dose, I did the exact same thing. After the second dose the problem was cured--no more worms! There's also enough in the bottle that I can continue to give them doses periodically in order to prevent re-infestation. (Although both of my cats have been to the vet for check-ups and shots and there hasn't been another issue with worms since.)Just some tips: This medicine doesn't actually kill the worms, it just stuns them so that they pass through the feces and eventually die from exposure. While giving the cats this medicine, it's important to keep the litter box extremely clean as well as the house so that the cats aren't reinfected by any eggs or larvae (as well as yourself).

Beware! This product killed one of my cats, and caused liver damage in another. I double and triple checked the dosage and the cats weights, so they were not given too much.They didn't vomit. One of then just suddenly got lethargic a few days after the dewormer was given, and didn't want to eat. She had to be euthanized as she already had organ failure when we got to the vet. She was only 2 years old.I took our other 6 month old kitten for blood work to make sure she was okay. She has to be on a special diet to repair her liver function. She had blood work done at the shelter a couple of months ago, and everything was good then.

We have a feral barn cat that was acting like it had a worm issue. Since it's feral we can't exactly catch it and take it to the vet so we guessed at this treatment. We just mixed it in it's food and it didn't seem to mind and after the dosages were finished, the cat was back to acting normal so we're going to say it worked as intended.

We took in a stray that was starving- it took me a long time to even catch him, he was tiny, with no mama cat in sight. I thought he was doing so much better and finally getting fat when he started throwing up round worms. I'd been giving him some food grade DE because I suspected he had worms due to flatulence that was about to kill me at times. That's always a sign of worms in my experience, but when he began throwing them up, I no longer wanted to wait on a natural remedy to solve the problem. He was just too malnourished too early in life for me to want to mess around with his ability to get nutrition and absorb it! I got him some of this, mixed it up, he ate it very willingly, and less than a day later I saw that he was clearing the worms out.2 days now and his little pot belly is gone and he acts like he is feeling much better. No more vomiting.I simply had to mix 1/2 teaspoon (there's a dosage chart on the bottle) with a small bit of canned catfood. He ate it very willingly and it did not make him sick. He did not seem nauseous or act funny at all. It seemed very gentle on his system & he was just as loving as ever.This could not have been an easier product to use, and I appreciate that it was so affordable. It obviously tasted good to him.

My cat got sick and I saw th round worms! gross. So I purchased this and gave him one treatment (purchase a dropper if you do not have one, it does not come with one) and 2 weeks later I gave him the second treatment. One day after the first treatment he became more active. Soon after that his appetite returned and he gained a little bit of weight. He had also lost some fur and it has since grown back. I was very skeptical of ordering this online and thought I would have to go to a vet to cure him, but I was wrong, this product worked great!