Causes that may lead to the death of two-month-old kittens after deworming:

1. The side effects of the drug are too great and may cause diarrhea, vomiting, shock and other symptoms.

2. It is possible that the appropriate anthelmintic drug is not selected according to the weight of your pet. Excessive dosage may cause poisoning.

3. Those who are allergic to anthelmintics. For example, Collies cannot use anthelmintics containing ivermectin.

4. Internal parasites produce a large amount of toxins under the action of anthelmintics, which can damage the nervous system and cause organ failure.

Precautions for deworming two-month-old kittens:

1. Check the physical condition

Before deworming the cat, you must first Observe the cat's mental state to see if the cat is sick or uncomfortable. If so, wait until the cat recovers to health before deworming. Also, cats that have just been vaccinated should wait 5-7 days. Cats that have just been brought home may have a stress reaction, and it is not recommended to deworm them immediately.

2. Choose appropriate anthelmintics

Choose pet anthelmintics. It has a good effect on roundworms, hookworms, pinworms and strongyloidiasis stercoralis. Weigh yourself before feeding and feed according to reasonable dosage. Properly fast for 4-6 hours after taking the medicine.

3. Stress response to deworming

Since each cat has a different constitution, some cats may experience mild vomiting and diarrhea after taking deworming medicine. If it has a certain reaction to the medicine, the owner first feeds it some probiotics to ease the situation. Then let it rest and prepare clean warm water for it. Generally, the cat can recover slowly.