Symptoms of overdose of external anthelmintics in cats

The symptoms of overdose of external anthelmintics in cats include vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, confusion, convulsions and salivation, etc. The symptoms of overdose of different external anthelmintics will be different. We need to base it on the actual situation. Once we find that the cat is abnormal You must be sent to the hospital in time for professional doctors to treat you.
Tips:
If we don’t know how to use anthelmintics, it’s best to go to a professional pet hospital and let professional medical staff do it.
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