How to deal with lice on cats:

1. If the cat is under 2 months old, it is recommended that the owner perform traditional manual deworming. Place the cat on an open ground and use a comb to remove the lice from the cat's body. Then use deworming medicine to deworm the cat’s living area, but be sure not to let the cat lick the deworming medicine.

2. If it is an adult cat, the owner can use a combination of external anthelmintics and environmental anthelmintics to deworm every 15 days until the cat is gone, and then perform preventive deworming. .

3. When a large number of lice are found on a cat’s body, it is recommended that the owner perform external deworming on the cat for 2-3 consecutive weeks.

Notes on cats with lice:

1. When a cat has lice, the owner should be separated from the cat to prevent the lice from jumping to the owner.

2. When a cat has lice, the owner must thoroughly disinfect the environment in which the cat lives and the items it comes into contact with, and do not let other cats enter within a short period of time, because lice are highly contagious. sex.

3. When using anthelmintic drugs for cats, owners should strictly apply the drug according to the cat’s weight and drug instructions to avoid poisoning the cat.

4. Do not bathe the cat for 3 days before and after using deworming medicine, otherwise the medicine will become ineffective.

5. After using the external anthelmintic drug on the cat, the cat should wear an Elizabethan ring to prevent the cat from being poisoned after licking its hair.

6. It is generally recommended to perform external deworming on cats once a month, which can effectively prevent lice on cats.