Thread: How often do you worm?

I must have been very lucky because in 38 years of working at a vets I have never known of an animal dying from any of the routine products sold there,yes there have been reactions to some products that are applied but not too many that severe that would make you think twice about selling it & same with wormers the worse has been violent vomiting,we have however had cats die from spot ons sold in pet shops,superstores etc.
As in my previous post though I have known of a child that nearly lost her sight because of touching cat poo in their garden {they didn't own a cat} then rubbing her face,how would anyone face a parent if their animal could be the cause of that trauma,I couldn't,I don't want the flea problem I had last year again so have to carry on trying to prevent that & as the cats get lots of cuddles off of visitors including children wouldn't want to risk not worming either.....
Will read what NCarver has posted though & then frighten myself.