Cat/Dog Worming Granules, 4.5 g- Pack of 3 sachets

Brilliant! Much easier to dose the animals than the liquid version

At last a worming product that is totally odourless and so my dog will eat, and also doesn't make him ill. As he weights 10kg, only 1 sachet is needed at a time, so these are also relatively cheap.

Recommended by the vet when my dog had a really upset stomach whilst on holiday. They told us the amount to use based on her weight and it cleared her upset stomach quickly!

Panacur 22.2% granules are a broad-spectrum wormer for cats and dogs, effective against roundworms, tapeworms, lungworms, and even Giardia. Safe for puppies, kittens, and pregnant bitches, it’s virtually tasteless and easy to mix into food—no drama at mealtime. ✅ Pros: Kills major worm types – including Toxocara and Giardia Safe for all life stages – including unweaned pups and pregnant pets Easy to administer – mix with wet food or treats Mild on pets, lethal to worms – no harsh side effects Trusted by vets – widely recommended across UK clinics ⚠️ Cons: No scoop included – dosage must be measured manually Not a flea treatment – wormer only Some pets may detect it in dry food

easy to use since they come in granule form, making them simple to mix with dog food. The best part is that they don’t have a noticeable taste or smell, so my dog doesn’t even mind taking them. It’s effective, but the downside is that it needs to be used monthly according to the vet’s recommendation. Another thing to note is that it doesn’t cover tapeworms, so you might need a different solution for that. Overall, it's a convenient and reliable product for routine worming. This is the 4g pack so its for dogs that weight 10kg, rather small size pack of powder. It was delivered really quick and the seller replies really fast as well, alright for the value for money

Tricky to weigh out/section, wish it came in easier measurements for cat weights (mine only weighs 3kg). But effective solution and powder mixes in well with wet cat food, my cat doesn’t notice when eating.

Good wormer have been using for years as a precaution, my dog has never had worms in over 10 years so must work.

This is the only worming product I've managed to give my cat! I mixed up the granules very well with some tuna and sardine cat food, and it made an unappetising looking paste. However, cat ate it all up. Maybe using a strong flavoured food helped. The leaflet states that there can be a rare side of vomiting, but my cat was fine afterwards.