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worminghi there can anyone help me is it 2 weeks old you start worming kittens or have they got to be older and what is the best stuff to get to worm kittens at that age thanks debbie
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they can be done at 2 weeks, but personally I leave them until they are 4 weeks. Products from the vet are best and panacur paste is my preference. |
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thank you for your info do you have to take all the kittens to the vets or can you get it over the phone |
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I dont think you have too but check with your vet first. |
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yes ill phone up and check thanks |
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I wouldn't think that you have to take the kittens in. You should be able to just collect the Panacur from the vets.  |
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Yes, you should be able to buy it without the vet seeing the kittens, although some vets do insist on seeing the animals before prescribing any drugs, including routine ones like worming / flea control. |
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