Treatment
Bob Martin Clear 2 in 1 Wormer Tablets for Cats & Kittens – Pack of 2
£7.80 - or subscribe and save up to 20%
- 2-in-1 worming treatment – targets both roundworms and tapeworms
- Effective from a single dose for fast, reliable results
- Clinically proven formula for trusted worm control
- Can be used alongside flea treatments for complete parasite protection
- For cats and kittens over 12 weeks of age
14 in stock
Description
Bob Martin Clear 2 in 1 Wormer Tablets for Cats and Kittens provide a fast and effective treatment for common intestinal worms in cats, including roundworms and tapeworms, which are commonly found in the UK.
This fast-acting formula works from a single dose to help control active infestations and support your cat’s overall health and wellbeing, even when there are no visible symptoms. Heavy infestations can lead to symptoms such as weight loss, vomiting, diarrhoea and failure to thrive. Regular use helps keep your cat protected and reduces the risk of ongoing worm problems.
Suitable for cats and kittens over 12 weeks old, this pack contains 2 tablets, allowing flexible dosing based on your cat’s weight. The tablets are scored for easy administration and can be given directly or mixed with food if needed.
For best results, worming should be carried out regularly (typically every 3 months) as part of your cat’s ongoing healthcare routine. This helps prevent reinfestation and ensures continuous protection. They can also be used alongside a flea treatment programme, as fleas can carry tapeworm larvae, meaning treating both at the same time helps provide more complete parasite control.
How to Use
Directions:
For animal treatment only.
Weigh your cat carefully before calculating the dose.
Give 1 tablet per 4 kg (9 lbs) bodyweight.
The coated tablets should be given directly but if necessary, can be disguised in food.
The tablets are scored into halves to enable a range of weights to be treated.
Weight of your cat:
1-2 kg: ½ tablet
Greater than 2 kg up to 4 kg: 1 tablet
Greater than 4 kg up to 6 kg: 1 ½ tablets
Greater than 6 kg: 2 tablets
For best results:
There is no permanent treatment for worms.
Veterinarians recommend that weaned kittens over 12 weeks old and adult cats should be wormed every 3 months as a routine measure.
It is also important to remove sources of possible re-infection such as fleas and mice.
If more frequent treatment is required and for advice on worming kittens less than 12 weeks old, consult a veterinary surgeon or a suitably qualified person
Active Ingredients
Each tablet contains 20 mg praziquantel and 230 mg pyrantel embonate.
Praziquantel is a fast-acting, clinically proven ingredient that effectively kills tapeworms in cats and dogs. It helps clear infections quickly, often with a single dose, and supports your pet’s health by preventing issues such as weight loss and digestive problems.
Pyrantel embonate is a fast-acting ingredient that effectively treats roundworm infections in cats and dogs. It works by paralysing the worms, allowing them to be naturally expelled from the body, helping to clear infestations quickly and support your pet’s digestive health.
Precautions
Special warnings for use in cats & kittens:
- Do not use on cats weighing less than 1kg
- Do not use if your cat has a known hypersensitivity to any ingredients
- Prevent recently treated cats from grooming each other
- Avoid contact with your cat’s eyes and mouth during application
- There are no contraindications against use during pregnancy and lactation
After application:
- A mild, temporary reaction at the application site may occur
- The product is bitter tasting—if licked, your cat may salivate briefly (this is normal and not harmful)
- Overdosing may cause mild skin reactions, which usually resolve on their own
If symptoms persist or your cat appears unwell, consult your vet.
Human safety:
- May cause irritation to skin and eyes
- Avoid contact with skin and eyes during application
If contact occurs:
- Skin: Wash immediately with soap and water
- Eyes: Rinse thoroughly with clean water
- Seek medical advice if irritation continues and show the packaging
Additional advice:
- Do not touch the application area until it is fully dry (around 1 hour)
- Wash hands thoroughly after use
- Do not eat, drink or smoke during application
Storage & handling:
- Keep product in the original outer carton
- Store below 25°C and away from food, drink and animal feed
- Keep treated pets away from varnished, polished, plastic or leather surfaces
- Do not remove tablets from packaging until ready to use
- Discard any unused half tablets
- Keep out of the sight and reach of children
Disposable:
- Do not use after the expiry date
- Dispose of unused product and packaging in line with local regulations
FAQs
Kittens should be wormed every 2 weeks from 2 weeks old until 8–12 weeks of age, then monthly until 6 months old. After 6 months, they can move onto an adult worming routine, typically every 1–3 months depending on their lifestyle. Frequent worming is essential for kittens because they can easily pick up worms from their mother or environment.
Yes, indoor cats still need worming, even if they never go outside. While the risk is lower than for outdoor cats, indoor cats can still pick up worms through everyday exposure, such as fleas, contaminated shoes or hunting small insects inside the house. Because of this, regular worming is still recommended to protect your cat’s health and prevent hidden infestations.
Yes, fleas commonly cause tapeworms in cats. Fleas can carry tapeworm larvae. When a cat grooms itself and accidentally swallows an infected flea, the larvae can develop into adult tapeworms in the cat’s intestines. This means that a flea infestation can quickly lead to a worm problem if left untreated.
To reduce the risk, it’s important to treat both issues together by using regular flea control and routine worming.
The number of tablets depends on your cat’s body weight, so it’s important to weigh your cat before dosing.
The recommended dose is:
- 1 tablet per 4kg (9 lbs) bodyweight
The tablets are scored into halves, making it easy to give the correct dose for different weights. This pack contains 2 tablets, allowing flexible dosing based on your cat’s size. Always follow the on-pack instructions to ensure accurate dosing.
Yes, Bob Martin flea and worm treatments can be used at the same time, (it’s generally recommended to wait a few days between worming and flea treatments. This allows the medications to work effectively without interfering with each other). In many cases this is recommended for effective parasite control. Fleas are a common source of tapeworm infection, so if your pet has fleas, they may also have worms. Because of this, treating both at the same time helps to break the parasite life cycle.
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