What is Drontal?
Drontal is a routine worming treatment for dogs, cats and puppies, offering your pet protection from some of the most common intestinal worms, including:
- → Roundworm
- → Tapeworm
- → Hookworm
- → Whipworm (Dogs only)
Drontal products make worming quick and easy, offering your pet up to three months worth of protection from intestinal worms and being available in various formulas, including:
Find a wormer that works by browsing our range of Drontal wormers.
Drontal Worming Tablets for Dogs
The Drontal Tasty Bone worming tablet for dogs offers complete and effective treatment against the most common intestinal worms in the UK. The tablets are meat-flavoured for high palatability making them quick and easy to administer, and are available in the following sizes:
Each Tasty Bone wormer offers your dog up to 3 months of protection from a range of intestinal worms. The amount of tablets per dose varies for dogs depending on their body weight. Make sure to read the product datasheet thoroughly before administering Drontal dog wormer.
If you're looking for Drontal worming for puppies, why not try the Drontal for Puppies liquid wormer, which is suitable for use in puppies from 2 weeks of age if they weigh more than 0.6kg.
Drontal Worming for Cats
Worming cats can be a little tricky. Thankfully, Drontal for cats offers a variety of solutions, including their Dronspot wormer for cats. These are a range of spot-on wormers for cats which kills all intestinal worms commonly found in UK cats (including Roundworms and Tapeworms) and offers them protection for up to 3 months. Dronspot for cats are available in the following sizes:
If you'd rather use a tablet than a spot-on solution, then you could also try Drontal worming tablets for cats which offer the same level of protection per dose. These are available as:
If none of these options work for you, check out our range of cat worming treatments to find the protection your cat needs.
How Often to Give Drontal to Dogs & Cats
Drontal, Donrspot and Droncit all protect your pet for 3 months against intestinal worms, fitting with the veterinary guidance to worm your pet 4 times a year. If you'd like to learn more about the dangers of intestinal worms and the importance of routine worming treatments for dogs and cats, read our guide below.