Precautions before deworming cats:

1. Cats can only be dewormed after they are 2 months old. Cats that are too young have a weak constitution and lose weight. If it is too low, it is difficult to control the dosage.

2. Weigh the cat before deworming it, so that you can know the dosage of deworming medicine.

3. It is best to do a parasite test for cats, so that more targeted anthelmintic drugs can be selected.

4. Make sure the cat is in a very healthy state before you can deworm the cat.

Precautions after cat deworming:

1. It is best to wear an Elizabethan ring on the cat after deworming. Some external anthelmintic drugs have a certain degree of toxicity. , Cats like to lick their hair. If the anthelmintic medicine is licked by the cat, it may cause poisoning to the cat or affect the effect of the anthelmintic.

2. Do not bathe the cat immediately after the cat is dewormed. Some external deworming drugs need to be stored in the sebaceous glands and then diffused throughout the body through the sebaceous glands to work. Bathing will affect the efficacy of the drug.

3. Try not to make any changes to the cat’s living environment or living habits after the cat is dewormed, because some internal deworming drugs can cause gastrointestinal discomfort in cats, and cats are likely to get sick once they are stressed.

4. Observe whether the cat vomits out the anthelmintic medicine or has any allergic reactions. It needs to be taken to the hospital for treatment in time.