Situations in which cats cannot be dewormed:

1. External deworming cannot be performed immediately after bathing the cat, which may lead to deworming failure. It is recommended to wait 3 days after bathing. To carry out deworming.

2. During the cat’s pregnancy period, internal deworming cannot be carried out, as it may easily affect the fetus.

3. Cats cannot be dewormed when they have just been vaccinated. When cats have just been vaccinated, their immunity will be reduced. At this time, deworming will affect the cat's health.

4. When a cat has a stress reaction, deworming cannot be done, mainly for the sake of the cat’s health.

5. Cats cannot be dewormed when they are sick, anemic or malnourished. Deworming drugs have certain side effects and may make the cat's condition more serious.

Precautions for deworming cats:

1. Observe the physiological condition of the cat before deworming to see if there is diarrhea, fever or other conditions.

2. The dosage of anthelmintics must be based on the cat’s weight and the instructions in the instructions.

3. Cats should fast for 5-6 hours before internal deworming and 3-4 hours after deworming.

4. Do not take a bath within one week after external deworming.

5. If the cat has just been vaccinated, it cannot be dewormed within seven days.

6. If the cat has just arrived at a new home, it is recommended to deworm it after 3 to 5 days.