It is generally recommended that cats undergo external deworming once a month and once every 1 to 3 months. First of all, it is recommended that cats be dewormed internally and externally on a regular basis to prevent vomiting, diarrhea, malnutrition and other symptoms that may harm the cat’s health after being infected with parasites. In addition, while cats are regularly dewormed internally and externally, their living environment also needs to be regularly disinfected and disinfected to avoid repeated infection with parasites.

Precautions for deworming cats:

1. The first deworming for cats should start at about two months, that is, after the cat is weaned. Got dewormed.

2. Generally, cats between 2 and 6 months old need to be dewormed once a month.

3. Cats after 6 months of age should be dewormed once a quarter.

4. When the cat reaches adulthood, it can be dewormed every six months or once a year.

5. Pet owners should go to professional pet stores or pet hospitals to buy deworming drugs.

6. It is recommended to use the medicine rationally under the guidance of a professional pet doctor and not to use it without authorization.

7. After pet owners purchase deworming medicine, they should place it out of the reach of cats, because it is for body use to prevent cats from accidentally ingesting it and damaging their bodies.

8. It is not recommended to bathe the cat three days before and after external deworming to avoid affecting the effectiveness of the drug.