When a cat has fleas, the owner can use anthelmintics containing non-predronil ingredients to get rid of fleas on the cat. The anthelmintic should be dropped in a place where the cat cannot lick it to avoid symptoms of poisoning after the cat licks it. After using deworming medicine, the owner cannot bathe the cat immediately.

What should I do if my cat has fleas? How to get rid of them completely?

When fleas are found on a cat, if the cat has been vaccinated, you can give the cat a good bath first, clean the cat's hair, and then use an in vitro anthelmintic drug suitable for the cat's weight to kill fleas. At the same time, the cat’s breeding environment must also be sprayed and disinfected with special external flea repellent. When using these external anthelmintic drugs, you need to pay attention to the fact that the anthelmintic drug should be dropped in a place where the cat cannot lick it, usually on the skin of the back of the neck.

In addition, owners can also use a comb with dense teeth to comb the cat's hair and comb out some of the adult worms in the hair. Usually, for cats infected with fleas, it is recommended to deworm them once a month. After at least three consecutive months of deworming, all the fleas and eggs outside the body will be basically killed. It should also be noted that fleas are contagious, so cats should be quarantined if there are multiple pets in the home.