Feed each cat individually to be sure they get needed meds.

There is a little weight chart on the box that tells how many drops to give you kitty.  5 drops 3 times a day.  I have found the best way to administer the drops is to get gravy from extra gravy Friskies canned cat food, or those feline pouches of broth and place about a tablespoon in a small paper plate, place 5 drops in different places in your small batch of gravy, take a fork and gently mix the drops so they are mixed with the food.  My kitty loves the gravy and laps it up with the drops every time!  Just began using this product yesterday because I couldn't get in to see the vet.  I also made a chart as to what time of day I gave the drops so I can space out the time equally; example, every six hours I will give a 5 drop dose in her gravy food.

I have 9 ferel cats I understand you. They won't let me hold them to administer any meds so it is always a hassle. I think it works maybe not as quick as the shot from vet but they wil get seriously ill if they don't get rid of worms. Most cats living outside get fleas and fleas are awful for transmitting worms. I say it's worth the try

Please take your kitten to your local vet. It will need a series of kitten vaccines. Some vets offer a kitten pkg. for the first year that incl. vaccines, worming and neutering. Best wishes.

450 / 10 = 45

Worms of this type usually die when they are expelled because of light and air. However, be sure your cat doesn't have any other underlying problems when administering this medication for worms. Once you have the worms eliminated be sure to give your cat flea control. Flea infestation is a big cause of tapeworms.