Despite the name, Ringworms are not actually worms, but fungus.
The Fungus can cause a circular, red, scaly shape to appear on your pet's skin.

• Patches of hair loss
• Red Circular scaly areas with raised edges

It is important to clean the environment with a strong chemical like
bleach that will kill the fungus. This can be achieved using an
antifungal shampoo or topical treatment on your pet to halt
the infection. Humans are vulnerable hosts to ringworms too,
so it's important to create a safe environment for
both you and your pet.

Roundworms are worms that live in the intestines and deprive their hosts of
nutrients. On average they are about 3-5 inches long. Roundworms pass
moderate numbers of microscopic eggs which are found in the pet's stool.
They do not attach to the wall of the intestine, as do some worms, but
instead swim within the intestine.

It is important to clean the environment with a strong chemical like bleach that will
kill the fungus. This can be achieved using an antifungal shampoo or topical
treatment on your pet to halt the infection. Humans are vulnerable
hosts to ringworms too, so it's important to create a safe
environment for both you and your pet.

Tapeworms are one of the most common intestinal parasites seen in cats and dogs. Bodies of Tapeworms
can be several feet in length if not more. If left untreated, it may become so long that it obstructs the intestines.

• Anal irritation
• 1/4" White worms in stool
• Vomiting, Loss of appetite
• Dried segments in pet bedding (similar to cucumber seeds)
• Diarrhea (rare)

The most common form of tapeworms in pets can be treated by a single injection or oral dosage.
If you have an adult cat or kitten over 6 weeks of age, Tapeworm Tabs is the de-wormer for you.
It is safe and effective and can be easily mixed with food.