Cats can eat eggs after being dewormed. Cats can eat after deworming. Whether it is internal or external deworming, it will not affect the cat’s diet. Eggs contain protein, lecithin and other nutrients, which are helpful for the healthy development of cats, but they should be eaten in moderation. Eating too many eggs may cause indigestion, diarrhea and vomiting. After deworming, don’t panic if your cat vomits bugs or sees bugs in its poop, as it means the medicine is working.
Precautions for cat deworming:
1. Deworming time
Cat deworming is divided into internal and external parts, and internal deworming occurs in cats. It can be carried out after the full moon, once a month for kittens, once every 3-6 months for adult cats, and external deworming once a month. It can also be done inside and outside the body at the same time, but it must be ensured that the cat is completely healthy, because the deworming in the body contains certain pharmaceutical ingredients, which will have a certain impact on the cat's body. Internal deworming should be done 3-4 hours after the cat has eaten food, and not on an empty stomach, as it will cause greater gastrointestinal irritation to the cat.
2. Diet after deworming

It is generally not recommended to change the diet of cats after deworming to avoid stress and illness caused by changes.

3. Observe the feces after deworming

A few days after the cat is dewormed, pay attention to the feces. Under normal circumstances, there will be killed eggs and parasites. If symptoms such as diarrhea occur, it is recommended to go to the pet hospital.
4. Disinfection after deworming

After the cat is dewormed, the cat’s utensils should be changed in time and the surrounding environment should be disinfected. After external deworming, it is recommended to bathe the cat three days later to allow the drug to take full effect.

5. Pay attention to adverse reactions after deworming

After deworming, cats may have some adverse reactions, such as loss of appetite, lack of energy, vomiting, etc. You can Feed some probiotics to help the cat regulate its gastrointestinal tract. It will usually recover in about 2 days. If this situation persists for several days, it is recommended to send the cat to the doctor.