Areion Vet Feli D Deworming Tablets for Cats (pack of 4 tablets)

Areion Vet Feli-D Deworming Tablets for Cats (Pack of 4 Tablets)

Getting a cat to swallow a tablet is already a challenge. Getting the dose right for a cat that weighs 1.5kg is another one entirely. Feli-D solves both.

Areion Vet Feli-D is a broad-spectrum deworming tablet for cats that treats tapeworms, roundworms, and hookworms in a single oral dose. Each tablet is scored down the middle — designed to be split cleanly into halves for accurate dosing in smaller cats and kittens above 1 month of age. No guessing, no crumbling, no mess.

Each tablet contains Praziquantel USP 20mg and Pyrantel Embonate USP 230mg — two active ingredients that together cover both major worm categories (cestodes and nematodes) in one go. Suitable for cats and kittens above 1 month of age. No fasting required. Available in a pack of 4 scored tablets from Areion Vet, Thane, Maharashtra — one of India's specialist veterinary pharmaceutical brands.

What Does Areion Vet Feli-D Tablet Treat in Cats?

Here is what Feli-D cat deworming tablets treat and control:

• Tapeworms — Praziquantel USP targets Dipylidium caninum and Taenia species. Tapeworm infections are common in cats that hunt, have had fleas, or spend time outdoors. Classic signs include scooting, restlessness, and white rice-grain segments visible near the tail or in the litter box.

• Roundworms — Pyrantel Embonate eliminates Toxocara cati, the roundworm most commonly found in cats and kittens. Particularly prevalent in young cats, a pot-bellied appearance, vomiting, or worms visible in stool are the typical signs in kittens

• Hookworms — covers Ancylostoma tubaeforme, hookworms that attach to the intestinal lining and cause blood loss, pale gums, and lethargy, particularly in younger or smaller cats

Learn more about cat deworming by reading our expert-approved blog: Cat Deworming 101: Say Goodbye to Worms With This Cat Deworming Guide.

How Do the Active Ingredients in Feli-D Work?

• Feli-D cat tablet works through two active ingredients with different mechanisms, together covering both major worm categories in one dose.

• Praziquantel USP targets tapeworms (cestodes) by disrupting their outer protective membrane, causing them to lose their grip on the intestinal wall and dissolve before being expelled. You may not see whole tapeworms in the litter box after treatment — they are digested internally, which is completely normal.

• Pyrantel Embonate targets roundworms and hookworms (nematodes) by causing spastic paralysis at their neuromuscular junctions, causing the worms to lose their hold on the intestinal lining and be expelled through normal bowel movement.

• Together, this praziquantel pyrantel cat dewormer combination provides broad-spectrum anthelmintic coverage against both cestodes and nematodes in a single scored tablet that can be accurately halved for smaller cats.

How Do You Give Feli-D Tablets to Your Cat?

1. Weigh your cat accurately before every dose — never estimate

2. Use the scored line to split the tablet cleanly if a half dose is needed

3. Offer the tablet directly, hidden in a small piece of wet food or a treat

4. If your cat refuses, crush the tablet and mix it into food

5. No fasting is required before or after administration

6. Repeat after a minimum of 30 days, or as directed by your vet

Dosing guide:

 

For cats above 8kg, consult your vet for the correct dose.

⚠️ Before you use it:

• Always weigh your cat before dosing — never estimate

• Suitable for cats and kittens above 1 month of age — for the liquid format for very young kittens, see Areion Vet Feli-D Suspension

• Do not use in pregnant cats without explicit vet clearance

• Wash your hands thoroughly after handling

• Keep out of reach of children

What Are the Side Effects of Feli-D Tablets?

Side effects are uncommon at the correct dose. Here is what to watch for:

• Mild vomiting or loose stools — the most commonly seen reaction, usually within a few hours of dosing and resolving within 24 hours. Often, the body expels worms rather than a true reaction to the tablet

• Visible worms in litter box — not a side effect, but something that concerns many cat parents. Seeing worms after treatment means the tablet has worked. Tapeworm segments and roundworms are both commonly passed in the 24 to 48 hours following deworming.

• Temporary lethargy or reduced appetite — some cats seem quieter for 24 hours after deworming. This resolves on its own

• Drooling or head shaking — rare, usually a response to the tablet's taste. Mixing into food helps avoid this.

If your cat vomits within 30 minutes of taking the tablet, the dose may not have been fully absorbed. Contact your vet to check whether it needs to be repeated.

When Should You Not Use Feli-D Tablets?

Check with your vet before using if:

• Your kitten is under 1 month of age — use Areion Vet Feli-D Suspension for younger kittens. Use special kitten dewormers

• Your cat is pregnant — consult your vet before using any dewormer during pregnancy

• Your cat is nursing — seek vet guidance before administering during lactation

• Your cat is already on another antiparasitic treatment — check for interactions before combining

• Your cat has a known liver condition — Praziquantel is metabolised by the liver

⚠️ Clinical Safety Notice: Always dose by weight, not by how big your cat looks. The scored tablet design exists precisely for this reason — use it. A cat that appears average-sized can weigh significantly less than expected. Underdosing means worms will not be fully eliminated. When in doubt, weigh your cat on a kitchen scale before every deworming session and ask your vet.

How Should You Store Feli-D Tablets?

• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

• Keep in original packaging until use

• Keep out of reach of children and other pets

• Do not freeze

• Check the expiry date on the packaging before use

What Are the Alternatives to Areion Vet Feli-D Tablets?

 

Always check with your vet before switching dewormers, particularly if your cat is on a specific treatment protocol.

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FAQs

What does the Areion Vet Feli-D tablet treat in cats?

Areion Vet Feli-D treats tapeworms, roundworms, and hookworms in cats in a single dose. It contains Praziquantel USP 20mg and Pyrantel Embonate USP 230mg — two active ingredients that together cover both cestodes and nematodes. It is suitable for cats and kittens above 1 month of age and comes in a pack of 4 scored tablets for accurate half-dose splitting.

What is the correct dosage of Feli-D tablets for cats?

Dosage is weight-based: half a tablet for cats between 0.5 and 2kg, 1 tablet for 2 to 4kg, 1.5 tablets for 4 to 6kg, and 2 tablets for 6 to 8kg. The scored tablet splits cleanly for accurate half-doses. Always weigh your cat before every deworming session — estimating weight is the most common reason cat dewormers underperform.

How often should I give Feli-D deworming tablets to my cat?

Feli-D can be repeated after a minimum of 30 days. For routine prevention, most vets recommend deworming adult cats every 3 months. More frequent deworming may be advised for cats that spend time outdoors, hunt prey, or live with young children. Always follow your vet's recommended schedule rather than deworming more frequently than needed.

Is Feli-D tablet safe for kittens?

Yes — Feli-D tablets are suitable for kittens above 1 month of age. The scored tablet allows accurate half-dose splitting for small kittens, making dosing by bodyweight straightforward. For kittens under 1 month, or kittens that are too young or small to swallow a tablet, Areion Vet Feli-D Suspension is the more appropriate format — consult your vet.

What is the difference between Feli-D tablets and Feli-D suspension?

Both contain the same active ingredients — Praziquantel and Pyrantel — and treat the same worm types. The difference is in format and age suitability. The suspension is a liquid designed for very young kittens or cats that refuse tablets. The tablets are scored for accurate splitting and suit cats and kittens above 1 month who can swallow or be given a crushed tablet in food.