Many novice pet owners will rush to the pet hospital for doctors to deworm and vaccinate their kittens when they first receive them. Although timely deworming is correct, it does not necessarily have to be done before the pet is dewormed. It can be done in the hospital. In fact, pet owners can deworm their kittens at home, but they must follow the following steps. ​​​​​​

1. Observe the kitten’s physical condition

When a kitten is first bought, pet owners should not take it to the pet hospital immediately, because there are too many smells of other pets in the pet hospital, which will cause the kitten to have a stress reaction. You can first take the kitten home and observe its physical condition so that the kitten can adapt to the family situation. If the kitten has a good appetite, is in good spirits, and has good defecation, you can consider deworming the cat yourself.

2. The correct way to deworm kittens

When deworming kittens, you must first understand that there are internal and external deworming methods. However, with the advancement of modern technology, some deworming drugs have the effect of deworming both internal and external. For example, for big pets, you only need to go to any pet hospital or pet store to buy them.

When using it, you only need to pick up the hair on the back of the kitten's neck, and then drip it on it. The cat cannot lick it and there will be no side effects.

3. Do a good job in household hygiene

After the kitten was dewormed last night, pet owners need to keep their home clean. If the indoor environment is very bad, the bugs and bacteria hidden in various corners will be hidden in the cat’s hair or even under the clothes. If the kitten eats it in its stomach, it will also cause health problems for the kitten. Therefore, pet owners must do household cleaning regularly, and they can also purchase some pet disinfectants to spray regularly in every corner of the room.

After 15 days of deworming the kitten at home, it can be taken to the pet hospital for vaccination.