Stray cats should be dewormed. It is recommended that after adopting a stray cat, you first go to a pet hospital for a comprehensive physical examination to prevent the cat from contracting feline distemper and other infectious diseases, and then vaccinate it after a week of raising it. It is not recommended to bathe a stray cat that has just been brought home, because the cat may have a stress reaction in the new environment, and cats are afraid of water. If you bathe it rashly, you may be scratched or bitten by it.

Tips:

Stray cats are likely to have a lot of flea parasites on their bodies after living outdoors for a long time. Therefore, it is recommended not to take them home directly after deciding to adopt them. Go to the pet hospital for an examination first, clean the parasites from the cat before taking it home, and then deworm the cat regularly.