Deworming is not recommended for lactating cats, because deworming drugs will affect the properties of breast milk. If swallowed by a kitten, the kitten’s body resistance will be very poor. If the residual drugs are swallowed, diarrhea, indigestion, and serious consequences will occur. The patient has kidney failure. It is generally recommended to deworm your baby before breastfeeding. It is recommended to choose a relatively safe deworming method under the guidance of a veterinarian, or choose an anthelmintic drug that can eliminate both internal and external parasites.

Methods to supplement nutrition for cats during lactation:

1. Cats during lactation can increase the protein, fat, vitamins and minerals in their food. content, you can give it eggs, and increase the feeding amount as needed. If it absorbs more than normal, the owner can prepare more nutritious and rich food for the cat. Pregnant cats should eat more protein-rich food, and the food should be easy to absorb and digest, so as not to burden the pregnant cat’s gastrointestinal absorption and meet the cat’s nutritional needs for food.

2. Nutrient paste is designed for various types of cats that lack nutrition. Therefore, whether during pregnancy or lactation, nutrient loss is serious and more nutrients are needed. Nutrient paste is highly concentrated. Vitamin raw materials, supplemented with amino acids, taurine and other trace elements, can enhance the cat's immunity and replenish the nutrients that the cat lacks in a timely manner.

3. You can switch to special pregnancy cat food, which is rich in fiber, and can also be paired with some fresh vegetables, goat milk powder, light fish soup, and cooked lean meat with low fat content. , cooked fish, etc. Some hard bones cannot be eaten by cats. Therefore, parents should pay special attention to strengthening the feeding and management of postpartum female cats and providing more nutrition to lactating cats.