Pregnant cats can use some mild topical anthelmintics to repel fleas. It is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for examination first, and then choose the appropriate anthelmintic drug according to the conditions of the mother cat and kittens. At the same time, owners also need to disinfect and deworm the cat’s living environment and utensils, and replace them with dry and clean items. If the condition of the mother cat and kittens is unstable, it is not recommended to use anthelmintics, otherwise it will have a certain impact on them.

If you want to repel fleas on a pregnant cat, you can take the following solutions:

First, use a mild external repellent for the cat. You need to pay attention when using it. Be sure to drop it on the cat. On the neck or back to prevent cats from licking it and causing physical discomfort.

Second, clean the cat’s litter, litter box and cage regularly, and use disinfectant to disinfect the cat’s supplies to prevent fleas from reproducing and parasitizing.

Third, you can use pet wipes or wet towels to gently wipe the cat's body every other week, or wipe the body with disposable bubbles to keep it clean. Never give a pregnant female cat a bath as this may cause the female cat to catch a cold or cause the fetus to struggle.

Note: Pregnant cats can be dewormed externally, but they cannot be dewormed internally, and you need to be particularly careful when choosing deworming drugs. It is best to choose external deworming that is not particularly irritating. medicine. It is recommended that the cat be dewormed before breeding, and then pay attention to the cleanliness of the cat’s living environment to avoid contact with external parasites, clean the best food utensils, feed clean, non-polluted food, and do not feed raw meat .