Kittens can generally be dewormed when they are 2 to 3 months old. If the kitten has a weak constitution, it is recommended to deworm it after 4 months, because the deworming drugs are irritating and may be dewormed if the kitten is weak. For kittens, deworming may cause other abnormalities in the body, and may even affect the normal development of the body. You need to wait until the kitten is in good health before deworming. Deworming needs to be carried out under the guidance of a doctor, and should not be done blindly, otherwise it will easily cause harm to your health.

1. How old can a kitten be dewormed

Under normal circumstances, a kitten’s body will have matured after 2 months, and its resistance will gradually increase. At this time, deworming can be used, which generally includes external deworming. Insects and internal deworming are usually treated with oral or external deworming drugs. If the kitten is in good physical condition, it can be dewormed at 2 to 3 months. If the kitten is in poor physical condition and often Deworming if you have a disease may affect your health. It is recommended to deworm after 4 months.

2. What are the benefits of deworming kittens

Deworming kittens is a common phenomenon. It can remove parasites in the intestines and skin and ensure that the kitten is dewormed. The health of cats is conducive to the normal development of the body, because parasitic infection is a common disease. If the kitten is not dewormed in time, it may increase the chance of infection and even affect life.

3. What are the disadvantages of frequently deworming kittens?

If the owner frequently deworms kittens, it may lead to drug poisoning, drooling, vomiting, weight loss, etc. Adverse reactions may even lead to drug resistance, and the frequency of deworming needs to be adjusted. It is recommended that owners deworm kittens once every 1 to 3 months to reduce damage to the body.

IV. What are the precautions for deworming kittens?

When deworming kittens, you need to measure the weight and choose the dosage of the drug based on the weight, and do not give it to the kitten. Feed raw meat and bones, otherwise it will easily affect the deworming effect. During the deworming period, the kitten's physical condition should be observed at any time. If the skin appears red and swollen, it may be allergic to the drug. It is recommended that the owner take the kitten to a regular hospital for treatment in time.