Symptoms of cats poisoned by licking anthelmintics include: vomiting, listlessness, weakness of limbs, dilated pupils, convulsions, etc. Cats generally do not get poisoned when using anthelmintic drugs, but if they accidentally lick the anthelmintic drug, they may be poisoned. Therefore, the owner should do it every time he gives the cat an anthelmintic drug. Wear a collar on your cat's neck to prevent licking.

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Usually, cats can start deworming when they are full moon. External deworming and internal deworming are required respectively. External deworming is done every month. It must be carried out once, and internal deworming only needs to be done once every three months. At the same time, the cat must be vaccinated and immunized.