What homeopathic remedies work for dog and cat worms and liver?

This is not a good sign and indicates that he has a high worm burden. This product, like other homeopathic products, has not actually been tested for efficacy, or safety. This is because it's not actually considered a medication. However, it's likely safe considering it is likely nothing more than water. Homeopathy has demonstrated (through scientific studies) that is doesn't work and is not recognized as an appropriate treatment option in the medical and veterinary profession. Below is a link to a good article that explains homeopathy. https://skeptoid.com/episodes/4034 There are much better and effective products available that will rid Katey of him worms. I recommend first taking him to the vet for an exam, because he may have other problems that are causing him to vomit and they will be able to give the most appropriate dewormer for the type of worms he has. I hope that helps and Katey gets better soon.

Intestinal worms need to be killed. There is no alternative or natural remedy that kills worms. The easiest and safest way to do that is to use a worming medication that does exactly that. If dosed properly according to the weight of the animal, worming medications will only affect the worms and will not affect the animal. There are some exceptions: Ivermectin should not be used in collies and other dogs with MDR1 defect. However, there are many safe alternatives to ivermectin and in general all other wormers are safe and effective.

There are no natural remedies that works for worms, this is why when we get worms we take medications as well. Drontal is an excellent product and it will work for sure, you can use it once every 3 months after the next dose.

Unfortunately, there are no home remedies for worms in puppies. She will need a deworming treatment for her worms, and you can get one OTC from your vet's clinic (you don't need an exam) or from the pet store. I recommend giving Zura Panacur.

Yes, you can as long as product and dosage are appropriate. The route of administration would depend on the treatment itself (some are tablets some other are spot on). As long as the product is on prescription and of good quality, there is no most effective way.

Hello and thank you for contacting Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. There are no effective home remedies against worms. You should get a worming tablet for Munggol as soon as possible. Many of these medications are sold over-the-counter on the internet, in pet shops and in pharmacies. Even if your local vet is closed, you should be able to buy the de-worming medication for him. Also, you can start giving him baby probiotic with each meal - that should help the diarrhea. Once your vet is open again, please, take Munggol in for vaccination.

I am a little concerned about many over-the-counter deworming products as they are often not effective and sometimes even cause some toxicity issues. I recommend a full exam for these kittens by your veterinarian, and a product like pyrantel as a dewomer because it is safe and effective for kittens. This way your vet can see if there is something physically wrong with the kitten that is having trouble passing stools.