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Pet Shield makes cat worming easier with new spot-on

Krka UK has expanded its Pet Shield parasite control range with the launch of Pet Shield Worm Screen Spot-on for cats, an NFA-VPS worming treatment that combines convenient topical administration with broad-spectrum protection against key intestinal worms. 

 

Containing emodepside and praziquantel, Pet Shield Worm Screen Spot-on for cats targets roundworms, hookworms and tapeworms. It provides retail suitably qualified persons (SQPs) with a practical option for cat owners who find giving oral worming treatments difficult.

 

Ease of administration is an important consideration when treating cats. In a published owner survey, almost 60% of cat owners rated spot-on formulations as easy or very easy to administer. Pet Shield Worm Screen Spot-on for cats is supplied in an easy-to-use pipette, helping owners apply the correct dose simply and confidently at home.

 

Stuart Lawton, Retail Key Account Manager at Krka UK, said: "Many owners find giving tablets to cats stressful, both for themselves and their pet. This can make regular worming more difficult and may even affect the bond between cats and their owners. Offering a choice of treatment formats helps retail SQPs support customers in finding an option that better suits their cat. It also helps build trust and reinforces the retailer’s role as a valuable source of pet healthcare advice."

 

Pet Shield® Worm Screen Spot-on for cats is available in three dosage strengths for cats of different weights. It can be used in cats and kittens from eight weeks of age and weighing at least 0.5 kg, as well as during pregnancy and lactation. Retail SQPs should refer to and direct pet owners to the product packaging and leaflet for full dosing information, contraindications and precautions.

 

The wider Pet Shield range includes Worm Screen tablets for cats and dogs, alongside Flea Screen Combo spot-on treatments for cats and dogs. Point-of-sale materials are available across the range to support in-store displays, raise awareness of parasite control and help retail teams discuss suitable treatment options with customers.

 

Find out more about Pet Shield Worm Screen Spot-on for cats.

 

To find out more, email Krka UK at animalhealth.uk@krka.biz or visit www.petshield.uk.

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