Praziquantel and Pyrantel Pamoate tablet for cat

Praziquantel and Pyrantel Pamoate tablet for cat

Intestinal parasites are common in both indoor and outdoor cats. Infection may occur through:

• Ingesting fleas (tapeworm transmission)
• Hunting rodents
• Contact with contaminated soil or litter
• Multi-pet environments

Kick TAPE-Cat combines two proven anthelmintics to provide comprehensive parasite control in a single treatment.

Parasites Treated

Kick TAPE-Cat is commonly indicated for:

1. Tapeworms

• Dipylidium caninum
• Taenia species

2. Roundworms

• Toxocara cati

3. Hookworms

• Ancylostoma species

Note: Whipworms are uncommon in cats. Always confirm diagnosis with your veterinarian when possible.

How Kick TAPE-Cat Works

Praziquantel

• Disrupts the tapeworm’s outer membrane
• Causes muscle contraction and detachment
• Parasite is broken down and expelled naturally

Pyrantel Pamoate

• Acts on the worm’s neuromuscular system
• Causes paralysis
• Worms detach and pass through stool

Combined Action:
Covers both tapeworms and roundworms/hookworms in one treatment, reducing the need for multiple medications.

Signs Your Cat May Need Deworming

• Vomiting or diarrhea
• Weight loss
• Dull coat
• Lethargy
• Visible “rice-like” segments near the anus
• Scooting or excessive grooming of rear

If symptoms persist, consult a veterinarian for proper diagnosis.

Dosage & Administration

Dosage is weight-based. Always follow label instructions or veterinary advice.

General Dosing Guide

How to Administer

• Give directly by mouth
• Hide in a small portion of wet food
• Crush only if label permits

Ensure your cat consumes the full dose.

Benefits of Kick TAPE-Cat

• Broad-spectrum intestinal parasite control
• Fast-acting (often effective within 24–48 hours)
• Single-dose convenience
• Cost-effective combination therapy
• Generally well tolerated

Safety & Precautions

Most cats tolerate this combination well when properly dosed.

Possible Mild Side Effects

• Temporary vomiting
• Soft stool
• Mild lethargy
• Reduced appetite

Rare but Serious Reactions

• Facial swelling
• Difficulty breathing
• Severe vomiting
• Tremors

Seek veterinary care if serious symptoms occur.

Important Precautions

• Consult a vet before use in kittens under recommended age
• Use cautiously in cats with liver or kidney disease
• Pregnant or lactating cats should receive veterinary supervision
• Combine with flea control to prevent tapeworm reinfection

Clinical Evidence & Reliability

Praziquantel and Pyrantel Pamoate are widely used in veterinary medicine. Studies consistently show:

• High efficacy against tapeworms
• Rapid clearance of roundworms and hookworms
• Low incidence of adverse reactions when used correctly

This combination remains a trusted first-line deworming option worldwide.