Deworming is not recommended when cats are pregnant. Pregnant cats taking anthelmintic drugs will affect the fetus and easily lead to fetal malformations. Oral anthelmintic drugs have a greater impact on the fetus and are more likely to affect the DNA synthesis of the pups, leading to developmental abnormalities. It only takes about two months from pregnancy to giving birth to a cat, so not deworming it for a short period of time will not have much impact on it. It is recommended to do deworming work before breeding the cat, and do not feed deworming medicine to the cat during pregnancy.

Precautions for pregnant cats:

1. Prevent premature birth or miscarriage in cats. Limit cats from running, jumping and other movements during pregnancy to prevent miscarriage.

2. It is necessary to strengthen dietary management and adjust the cat’s diet structure. During pregnancy, in addition to the normal feeding amount, additional vitamins and trace elements need to be supplemented, because fetal development in the early stage requires a large amount of vitamins and minerals, especially calcium supplements. You can feed liquid calcium, chicken breast, beef, Fish, etc. You also need to ensure enough protein. There is no need for too much nutrition in the later period to avoid difficult labor.

3. Pay attention to the cat’s mental health and respond to the cat’s emotional changes correctly. The temperament of a female cat is very unstable during pregnancy, so it is best to reduce playing and teasing with her.

4. Pay attention to disease prevention. Pregnant cats are more fragile and should be careful to avoid catching colds and other diseases.

5. Pay close attention to the cat, prepare delivery tools, and provide effective help when the cat needs help to ensure that the cat can give birth smoothly.