Methods for external deworming of cats:

1. First, you need to choose an appropriate dose of external deworming drug according to the cat’s weight. External anthelmintic drugs for cats are mainly pet drugs containing ingredients such as fepredronil and selamectin.

2. In order to prevent cats from licking the medicine, it is recommended to drop it on the head, neck and other areas. And before using the medicine, you need to remove the cat's hair to avoid dripping a large amount of medicine on the hair. If a large amount of medicine is dropped on the hair, the medicine will evaporate and the deworming effect outside the body will not be achieved.

3. Generally speaking, external deworming is done once a month. If the cat stays at home for a long time and the home environment is relatively clean, the cat can be dewormed once every two months. If parasites have been found in your cat, it is best to deworm them for three consecutive weeks.

4. After putting the drops on the cat’s skin, the owner should not be in a hurry to let go. For the drops to be effective, they must penetrate through the skin and underneath the sebaceous glands. If they are in the cat’s hair, there will be no It has any effect, so after the drops are finished, you should continue to push the cat's hair away. After the drops slowly penetrate into the skin, you can then close the hair so that the hair covers the medicine. live.

The consequences of cats not being dewormed:

1. If the cat is not dewormed for a long time, it will suffer from vomiting, diarrhea, malnutrition and other symptoms.

2. No matter whether cats are kept clean or not, cats will be infected by parasites. If the cat is not dewormed, the cat will suffer from inflammation, anemia, malnutrition, and allergic dermatitis at the least, and may be life-threatening at worst.

3. Failure to deworm cats for a long time may cause gastroenteritis, intestinal obstruction, intestinal rupture and other diseases. These diseases will eventually lead to loss of appetite in cats, cause bloody enteritis in cats, severe diarrhea, dehydration, etc. Phenomenon, life-threatening.