Internal deworming is very important for both adult cats and kittens. Failure to deworm for a long time will lead to cat malnutrition. If you want to help cats with internal deworming, it is recommended to choose professional pet deworming medicine before giving it. When deworming cats, you need to pay attention to the following aspects. ​​​​​​

　1. Check physical condition

Owners must also do homework and preparation before deworming their cats. Only healthy cats can be dewormed. When cats are found to have colds, anemia, etc., they must wait for their bodies to recover before deworming can be carried out internally. If the cat has just been vaccinated, needs to be observed for about a week after moving, or is pregnant or lactating, it is recommended to consult a veterinarian before making any plans.

2. Choose the right anthelmintic

When there are parasites in a cat’s body, they will rob the body of nutrients, causing the cat to lose weight, slow growth, and often suffer from vomiting and diarrhea, and parasites in the stool. Therefore, regular deworming work is necessary.

To deworm cats, you cannot feed human deworming drugs. Pet owners need to choose appropriate pet deworming drugs. The current pet deworming drugs are broad-spectrum deworming drugs and can be effective against a variety of parasites. For the repellent effect, pet owners can choose pet anthelmintic drugs like Miao Wang Qing Chong to help cats carry out regular internal drive.

3. Reaction after deworming

Most cats’ intestines and stomachs are relatively fragile. After taking deworming medicine, they may experience vomiting, diarrhea, and loss of appetite. This is a normal reaction. Owners should pay attention to soothing the cat's mood, and feed it some probiotics appropriately to help the cat balance the intestinal flora and reduce the burden on the gastrointestinal tract. On a daily basis, pay attention to the cleanliness of drinking water and food, and do not feed your cat raw meat or water.