It is normal for cats to have diarrhea after being dewormed. It is normal for cats to experience diarrhea or loose stools after deworming. Usually, when anthelmintic drugs enter the cat's intestines, they will stimulate the intestinal epithelial cells, leading to an imbalance in the intestinal flora structure, and the cat will suffer from diarrhea. It will slowly recover after deworming is completed.

What you should pay attention to when deworming cats:

1. Most deworming drugs can only be used when the animal is about 2 months old. The deworming drugs should be chosen for cats. Do not feed human anthelmintic drugs. The dosage of human anthelmintic drugs is difficult for cats to control, and it is easy to use insufficient or excessive amounts of the drug.

2. Oral anthelmintics can be taken with food or after meals.

3. Use insect repellent drops and avoid bathing for 72 hours before and after application. Bathing will cause the skin to reduce sebum secretion, and the drug penetration and diffusion effects will become worse.