Ginzeca Cat Dewormer Liquid – Broad-Spectrum Pyrantel Pamoate (120 mL)

Overview

Ginzeca Cat Dewormer Liquid is a broad‑spectrum dewormer designed for cats, targeting common intestinal worms such as tapeworms, roundworms and hookworms, and also addressing lungworms and pinworms. The liquid format can simplify dosing and may be easier to incorporate into a regular care routine, with a palatable flavor that many cats accept during treatment.

Active Ingredient

Active ingredient Pyrantel Pamoate delivers 4.54 mg per mL of pyrantel base. This ingredient is widely used in feline deworming formulations and pairs with a straightforward dosing approach to fit into routine care.

What It Supports

The formulation is designed to support gastrointestinal health and overall internal balance as part of ongoing care. It aims to fit into a regular deworming routine under veterinary guidance.

Product Details

• Broad‑spectrum coverage addresses multiple parasites commonly encountered in domestic cats
• Palatable liquid format; many cats may lick it from a bowl or have it mixed with a small amount of food
• 120 mL bottle provides multiple doses for ongoing use
• Easy to integrate into a regular care routine that may include follow up checks
• Storage: keep at or below 30°C (86°F); keep container tightly closed when not in use

Dosage & Administration

Correct dose is 1/32 teaspoon (0.15 mL) per 5 lb of body weight. It is not necessary to withhold food before or after treatment. If ongoing exposure is possible, a follow‑up fecal exam is recommended 2–4 weeks after treatment. Kittens may be treated according to a regular schedule as directed by a veterinarian. Lactating queens may be treated 2–3 weeks after queening.

Tips for Easy Use

• Measure 0.15 mL per 5 lb with the provided dropper or dosing tool
• Administer by mouth or mix with a small amount of cat food if needed
• Offer fresh water after dosing

Notes

Always follow veterinary guidance for dosing and monitoring. This product is designed to be part of a regular care plan and does not replace veterinary advice.