Drug treatment: niclosamide, praziquantel, albendazole, butamidine hydrochloride or niclosamide piperazine, the dosage refers to the instructions for use; hygiene: pay attention to cleanliness to prevent cats from eating hosts with tapeworm larvae. Ensure that cats are not exposed to mice; deworming prevention: preventive deworming 4 times a year.

1. Drug treatment

A. Niclosamide (Lesaurin). The dose is 150-200 mg per kilogram of body weight, taken orally once. Fast for 12 hours before taking the medicine.

B. Praziquantel. The oral dose is 15-20 mg per kilogram of body weight, or 2.5-5 mg per kilogram of body weight for subcutaneous injection.

C. Althiobendazole. 55 mg per kilogram of body weight, taken orally once.

D. Butamidine hydrochloride: 25-50 mg per kilogram of body weight, taken orally once, fast for 12 hours before taking the medicine, and feed only 3 hours after taking the medicine.

E. Niclosamide-piperazine: 125 mg per kilogram of body weight orally once.

2. Cleanliness

Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, eliminate sources of infection, prevent cats from ingesting intermediate hosts containing tapeworm larvae or their uncooked organs, keep the cat’s nest and body clean, and ensure that the cat is free of fleas, lice and other external parasites Insects, and make sure the cat does not come into contact with rodents (rats).

3. Deworming and prevention

In order to completely eliminate taeniasis and other parasites in cats, preventive deworming should be carried out 4 times a year (once per quarter). During deworming, the cat should be isolated within a certain range so that the discharged worms and parasites can be collected. Feces should be completely destroyed to prevent the spread of pathogens.