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Here is a video on how to pill a cat. But, if you don't want to pill your cat, then you could always consider Profender spot on for intestinal worming instead. If your cat ever needs antibiotics, you should ask your vet whether Convenia would be suitable. Convenia is an injectable antibiotic which provides two weeks of coverage. |
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It is the knowledge and care we provide
which makes all the difference.
Dr Liz : Bachelor of Veterinary Science ( Uni of Sydney) (BVSc)
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Chartered Member of the Australian Veterinary Association (CMAVA)
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Registered and Licenced Veterinary Surgeon with the Veterinary Practitioners Board (NSW)
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Superintendent of an AVA Certified Practice.
Phone: 02 42 845 988
Email: lizvet@animalclinic.com.au
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