Flea fleas leave the cat's body surface after they are dewormed. They are usually washed away when taking a bath. After cats are dewormed, the effect of the drug will spread all over the skin. The drug will cause fleas and other external parasites to die after a certain period of time. After death, some bugs will fall off automatically and leave the cat's body. Fleas that are not dead will also escape from the cat's body. surface.

What should you pay attention to after cat deworming:

1. Do not use the kind added to bath water for external deworming. Cats have a special skin structure, and toxic substances can penetrate into the body through the skin. In addition, cats have the habit of licking their fur, so if you use that kind of anthelmintic, the cat will be poisoned and die.

2. Do not use flea collars for external deworming. Most flea collars are made of dichlorvos, which is highly toxic and very harmful to cats.

3. Pay attention to the cat’s feces after deworming. A few days after deworming, dead parasites and eggs will usually be excreted in the stool. If diarrhea symptoms occur, it is best to consult a doctor.