Cats can start vaccinations and deworming at about two to three months. However, the time for deworming and vaccination should be staggered, lest the kitten's body cannot bear it and become susceptible to colds and illnesses. Also pay attention to the order, usually deworming first and then vaccination a week later. At the same time, the cat should be dewormed and vaccinated if it is in good health.

What should you pay attention to when deworming and vaccinating cats?

1. After the cat is vaccinated, it needs to go to the hospital to test for antibodies to confirm whether the immunity is complete.

2. Remember not to bathe your cat within a week after it is vaccinated.

3. Cat deworming is related to time and environment, so it is necessary to keep the home clean.

4. Pregnant female cats are not recommended to take anthelmintics. They can be dewormed two weeks after the end of lactation.