Kittens can be dewormed when they are two months old, but they cannot be bathed until they are vaccinated, which is about 3-4 months old. Because cats have very low immunity before they are fully vaccinated, bathing the cat too early may cause the cat to catch a cold and become sick, thereby increasing the risk of illness.

Precautions for deworming kittens

1. Before deworming a cat, it is best to do a parasite check. This can be detected in the cat's body. What parasites are there? In this way, you will be more targeted when choosing anthelmintics.

2. The weight of the cat must be measured before deworming the cat, because deworming medicine must be used strictly according to the cat’s weight. Excessive use may cause poisoning of the cat.

3. After deworming your cat, don’t rush to take a bath. Bathing will affect the deworming effect, and may also reduce the cat’s resistance, causing the cat’s deworming reaction to be excessive.