How to Kill Tapeworms in Cats with an Herb

Tapeworms are an intestinal parasite that infest humans and animals, including your cat. Cats get tapeworms by ingesting flea larvae or small rodents. Tapeworms are not life-threatening to your cat, however they should still be treated and eliminated. Medication is available to do so, or you can try an herbal remedy.

Instructions

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      Contact your veterinarian concerning the herbal treatment for your cat's tapeworm. Your veterinarian knows your cat and will best be able to recommend a safe herbal treatment for your cat.

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      Purchase an herbal parasite remedy. They are available in pet stores, health food stores and online. ParaSite DR and Homeopet Worm Clear are two herbal wormer options.

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      Follow the package directions for using your herbal wormer. Most herbal wormers require two to three daily doses during a treatment period of two to three weeks, but consult your package directions for exact dosing and administration information.

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      Continue to use your herbal wormer as a worm preventative medicine after you eliminate your cat's tapeworm problem. You will cut dosages and administer less frequently when using it as a preventative medication. If the wormer you chose cannot be used preventively, try using Homeopet Worm Clear or shopping around for a wormer that you can use preventively.