Spring not only brings the vitality of all things, but also the active season of all kinds of insects. To make sure pets have a happy and healthy spring, we need to know how to properly dewormer cats.
- Why dewormer cats?
As a small member of the family, cats’ health is equally important. Spring is a high incidence of parasite breeding, such as fleas, ticks, intestinal parasites, etc., these bugs not only affect the daily life and appetite of cats, but also may cause various diseases. Therefore, timely deworming of cats is crucial.
Second, what are the methods of insect repellent?
- Internal deworming: Use oral medication to kill parasites in your cat’s body. There are a variety of deworming drugs available on the market, but always consult your vet before using them to make sure they are appropriate for your cat’s age and weight.
External deworming: For fleas, ticks and other external parasites on the cat, you can use insect repellent spray, drops and other products. Care should be taken to avoid contact with your cat’s eyes and mouth during use.
Three, how often to drive?
In general, adult cats are recommended to undergo internal deworming every 3-6 months and external deworming every 1-2 months. However, the specific frequency needs to be determined based on the cat’s living environment, health status and veterinary advice.
- What are the precautions?
- Before deworming your cat, it is best to have a physical examination to ensure that your cat is healthy.
- Follow the veterinarian’s medication instructions and do not increase or decrease the dosage or change the medication method.
- During deworming, you should closely observe the cat’s reaction, and seek medical attention immediately if there are adverse reactions such as allergies.
- Keep the home environment clean and hygienic, and wash the cat’s utensils and bedding regularly to reduce the breeding of parasites.
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