Cat tapeworms can be treated with internal anthelmintic drugs containing pyrantel pamoate, praziquantel, fenbendazole and other ingredients. The dosage of the drug needs to be selected strictly according to the cat's weight to avoid the drug being too low to achieve the deworming effect, or the drug being too high to cause poisoning in the cat. After a cat has been infected with tapeworms, it needs to be dewormed again within the safe range of use of the anthelmintic. The specific use method needs to be strictly followed by a doctor's advice.

The reasons why cats have tapeworms:

1. Cat tapeworms are mostly caused by fleas, predators of wild animals, feeding raw meat, etc. Cats need to be given regular treatment Do internal and external deworming for prevention.

2. When a cat is found to be infected with fleas, it is easy to eat fleas containing tapeworm eggs into its stomach when licking its hair. Therefore, while using external anthelmintics, it is also necessary to perform internal deworming in a timely manner.

3. It may be because the cat eats raw food, so it is necessary to feed the cat less raw meat. If the cat is fed raw meat, the cat needs to be dewormed regularly to avoid being infected with parasites and endangering the cat's health.