Fix the cat and put it in a more comfortable position. To prevent it from moving around, you can also wrap it with a towel; feed the cat with anthelmintics, fix the cat's head with your hands, and stuff the anthelmintics into the cat's head. Go to its throat so that it can eat it; pay attention to the time, usually two hours after the cat eats, so that the effect of the medicine can be maximized.

1. Secure the cat

First put the cat in a place where it feels more comfortable and comfort it. This requires the help of another person. Wrap the cat's limbs with a towel to prevent it from moving around and disturbing the process of feeding the anthelmintic medicine. .

2. Feed anthelmintics

Fix the cat's head, then drag the cat's cheeks to keep the cat's head up, and then put the anthelmintic medicine into its throat to ensure that it successfully ingests it. If placed on the tongue, the cat may spit it out.

3. Pay attention to the moment

It is generally recommended to give anthelmintics two hours after the cat eats. At this time, the cat’s stomach is not very full, and the anthelmintic can be well digested and exert its effect. Within 6 hours after feeding, it is not advisable to feed it other things to prevent interaction.