Cat & Dog Liquid Dewormer, Fenbendazole 22.2%, Broad Spectrum

• BROAD-SPECTRUM 4-IN-1 DEWORMER — A liquid formulation for cats and dogs that targets tapeworms, roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms. Built for the everyday signs pet owners notice first: scooting across the carpet, a swollen belly, or tiny rice-like specks near the tail. If that sounds familiar, this gives you an at-home deworming option to dose accurately by weight.
• ONE BOTTLE, MANY PETS — Got a 5 lb kitten? An 80 lb large dog? Both covered. Just adjust the dose by weight using the included 3 mL syringe. One 100 mL bottle supports approximately 10+ full treatment courses for a 10-lb cat, or 6+ for a 50-lb dog — so multi-pet households, foster homes, and breeders don't need to buy separate cat and dog products. Approximate yield depends on pet weight; see label chart for exact per-dose volume.
• JUST MIX WITH FOOD — LESS HASSLE — Shake, draw the dose with the included syringe, stir thoroughly into wet food, and serve. Liquid formats can be easier to administer for some pets when mixed with strongly-flavored food like tuna or gravy. For pets that resist food mixing, use the syringe to deliver directly into the side of the mouth. No more pills hidden in cheese that end up spit across the floor. (Liquid may foam slightly when mixed — stir thoroughly into strongly-flavored wet food.)
• PRECISION DOSING FROM KITTEN TO LARGE DOG — The bottle comes with a 3 mL oral syringe and the label shows a weight-based dosing chart. Find your pet's weight, draw to the line, and give the measured dose. Supports precision across kitten and large-dog weight ranges — for puppies and kittens 8 weeks and older. For pets over 80 lb, combine doses to reach the recommended total using the 0.05–0.1 mL per lb formula on the label.
• 100 mL HIGH-VALUE LIQUID DEWORMER — One 100 mL bottle supports approximately 10+ full courses for a 10-lb cat, or 6+ for a 50-lb dog, so multi-pet households save on repeat deworming costs when dosed as directed. The complete schedule is one dose repeated once after 7 days. Some pet owners observe expelled worm segments after dosing; timing varies by parasite type, load, and dosing accuracy. The included syringe helps measure each dose and keeps the remaining supply ready for the next label-directed course, whether for treatment or the routine preventive cadence your veterinarian recommends.

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