As long as the cat’s gastrointestinal tract is healthy, his diet and spirit are normal, and we perform internal deworming regularly, then basically the tapeworm will not exist. Generally, cats infected with tapeworms will have gastrointestinal symptoms. Parents find that their Cats need to be dewormed in time when they have diarrhea, diarrhea and malnutrition.

Tip:

Doing internal deworming does not prevent reinfection. Cats will also be infected with tapeworms later due to contact with various foods and animals, so parents should do it regularly. Do internal and external deworming.