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I have just used the advocate flea, heartworm and worm treatment on my cat. But I think he actually has worms now. Can I use the profender all wormer at the same time? I keep finding these small white ish things coming off him and have seen them arou
Advocate does not treat for these specific type of worms- tapeworms. And tapeworms come from your pet either ingesting an infected flea or eating another pets poop that has tapeworms in it. You can give the profender a minimum of 2 after giving another topical flea preventative, since it is an intestinal worm treatment only. So if it has been at least 2 full days now, you can go ahead and apply the Profender and its best to keep Morph on Advocate monthly to prevent re-infection. I hope that you resolve your flea problem soon! Best wishes and take care. : )
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Hello. I’ve tried on three occasions to administer oral medication to my cats for worms and they kick, bite, scratch, and spit out the medicine. Are there any alternatives to a syringe applied medication for roundworm?
Yes, there are topicals you can use: Profender and Revolution are two that come to mind straight away. ( https://www.allivet.com/p-3497-profender-for-cats.aspx ) ( https://www.allivet.com/p-1902-revolution-for-cats.aspx )
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Hi, I usually am pretty good at keeping up with keeping flea medication on my cats (Revolution); but I was a little delayed in getting their medication this time, and noticed that one of my cats now has worms. My question is: Will the flea medication
It depends on which type of worms you are talking about. Revolution does not kill tapeworms which is what I am guessing you are referring to. Profender will kill tapeworms. So, I would suggest you do both but don't put them on at the same time. I would do one, and then wait 7-10 days before applying the other one. Hope this helps. Best wishes.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Hi, I have recently applied Profender dewormer to my 4 year old cat and it appears as though she may have licked some of it off. After a few hours she now seems very wide eyed as though she is seeing things that aren't there and has a complete loss o
I have never seen this as a side effect of the Profender but it is safe for cats to lick, as this has been tested by the company and is a common issue. If these symptoms continue, I'd be concerned she is having a seizure or some other issue, or an atypical allergic reaction to the medication, and consider taking her in for an exam.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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I've just applied my cats 3 monthly profender, he then proceeded to shake his head for a second and shook a lot of it back off, how do I know if he has absorbed enough to keep him protected?
That’s a tough one. There isn’t a good way to know for sure. However if you call the help number on the back of the package you can ask them if it would be ok to reapply earlier than the 30 day time frame. Some topical products can safely be reapplied once every 2 weeks in cases like this where you want to ensure you have continuous protection. I hope this helps and best wishes with your pet Buddy. Take care.
Updated on August 12th, 2025