Cats’ internal and external anthelmintics can be done on the same day, but owners need to choose highly safe internal and external anthelmintics. Internal anthelmintics are mainly roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms. Nowadays, pet hospitals have some better deworming drugs, which can also be used outside the body to expel parasites inside and outside the body. If the owner has a reasonable budget, he or she can choose this type of drug.

Precautions for deworming cats:

1. After the cat takes the deworming medicine, be sure to check whether the cat will develop worms. Deworming is mainly about getting rid of lice, fleas and mites. Generally speaking, cats should be dewormed internally and externally every three months. If it is in spring and autumn, when there are more parasites, external deworming needs to be carried out every month. Owners should also reduce taking cats to places such as grass.

2. Cats cannot be bathed after deworming, because when the owner bathes the cat, the deworming drug is still on the cat’s skin, and the deworming drug also enters the cat’s eyes with the water. , causing damage to the eyes.

3. Cats need to be dewormed regularly. Because cats have a lot of hair, surface parasites such as fleas and scabies mites are very easy to parasitize on the cat’s skin and hair, causing itching, redness, and swelling. Symptoms such as skin damage. If the cat scratches and bites the skin frequently, it will aggravate the cat’s skin symptoms. Some cats have the habit of licking their feet. When these cats lick their feet when going in and out of the bathroom, the cats will be infected with parasites such as trichomonas, causing frequent diarrhea, vomiting and other symptoms. Therefore, it is recommended that owners deworm their cats regularly, and deworm their cats both internally and externally at the same time, so as to reduce the risk of cats suffering from parasites.