My cat bathes a lot and doesn t usually go out, do I need to deworm my cat?

Of course you need to deworm the cat! Although cats that are bathed often can indeed prevent the breeding of ectoparasites to a certain extent, and cats that do not go out are indeed less likely to be infected with parasites than those cats that are free-range every day. But low doesn't mean cats aren't at risk of parasite infection.

Because even if the cat can not go out, but we all have to go out! When we go out, we will inevitably pass through lawns, gardens, groves and other places, and many parasites and their eggs are hidden in them, they are likely to run to people's trouser legs or soles to be carried home, when cats and owners are in close contact, they may accidentally eat parasite eggs. Therefore, if you can't go out, you must deworm the cat on time.

I often bathe the horse, and I usually don't go out, I need to charge the cat, and this must also be charged to the cat, because it has hair on it, and you can't usually bathe him, and there will be. There are bugs.

It's up to you to judge for yourself, if you feel that there are a little bugs on him, you have to get rid of the worms quickly. If he is really clean and has never had bugs, then there is no need for deworming, and it is okay, you can do things by feeling.

I need to deworm it. Domestic cats don't go out, but the owner goes out, walking on the road, what if there are fleas on the trouser legs? Fleas are ectoparasites that can be transmitted by sucking blood, such as the cat tapeworm.

If the cat does not go out, does not hunt, does not eat raw meat and other situations where the chance of contact with the source of infection is small, it can be dewormed once every 3 months.

Deworm domestic cats, of course! You think cats don't have parasites at home.

Is there a risk of infection, the balcony at home, the air conditioning port, the soil in the flower pot, the garbage can, etc. are also places with a high incidence of parasites, once the owner does not clean the work properly, it will also breed bacteria and parasites, do you dare to guarantee that cats will not come into contact with these places? Obviously not! It's the height of summer.

Mosquitoes are rampant, these mosquitoes carry a large number of parasites, and cats are natural curiosity hunters, once cats prey on these mosquitoes, they will also be infected with parasites, so it is necessary to deworm cats regularly!

Yes, cats and cats may be born with worms, and they don't go out often and go down every day, so it is still necessary to deworm.

OK. But it also depends.

If the cat uses oral anthelmintic drugs in the body after bathing, it will not affect the efficacy of the drug, but usually in order to avoid the cat's emergency response is too large, it is recommended to give the cat oral anthelmintic drugs after two to three days after bathing. If it is a drop with an external anthelmintic drug, it is recommended to give it to the cat three to four days after bathing. Because the general in vitro anthelmintic drops are produced by the transmission of sebaceous glands.

Precautions for cat deworming.

Users need to pay attention to the cat's feces after deworming: a few days after deworming, there will generally be dead parasites and eggs excreted with the stool, if there are diarrhea symptoms, it is best to consult a doctor. At the same time, remember to do a good job of shoveling in time.

Users need to pay attention to observe the cat's mental state after deworming: after deworming, some cats with weak stomach and poor constitution will have symptoms such as vomiting, lack of energy and even fever, generally this symptom can be improved in 1 2 days, if this situation persists for a few days, it is best to consult a doctor.

It is best not to deworm the cat immediately after bathing, mainly because the shampoo may still remain on the cat's hair, at this time, deworming will affect the efficacy of the anthelmintic drug, and the cat's stress response is stronger.

Generally, you can wait until the day after bathing before deworming. In addition, it is not allowed to take a bath within three days after deworming to prevent the cat's cold resistance from weakening, thereby reducing the effectiveness of deworming drugs.

Instructions for deworming. 1. The dosage of cat anthelmintic drugs: anthelmintic drugs are toxic, so they must be fed according to the requirements on the instructions, especially domestic anthelmintic drugs, and the weight of the cat must be weighed before medication, and the dosage that should be consumed should be calculated according to the weight. Sometimes there is a lot of medicine left, and if you feel that it is wasted, you can feed it to stray cats.

2. Preparation before and after cat deworming: cats should take a bath before in vitro deworming, and then point the anthelmintic medicine on the back of the cat's neck after it is completely dried.

No, because it can't be cleaned up.

Precautions for deworming cats.

1. Types of anthelmintic drugs.

Cat anthelmintic drugs are generally divided into internal anthelmintic drugs and in vitro anthelmintic drugs, and the commonly used cat internal anthelmintic drugs are Miaoba, Bayer, Big Pet, etc. A common cat in vitro deworming drug is Fulion. The above kinds of anthelmintic drugs should be imported, of course, domestic anthelmintic drugs can also be used.

Although imported anthelmintic drugs are a little more expensive, cats only eat them once every three months, and they still eat imported anthelmintic drugs, after all, deworming drugs are toxic, and tragedies will occur if they are not used properly.

2. The dosage of cat anthelmintic medicine.

Anthelmintic drugs are toxic, so be sure to feed them in accordance with the requirements on the instructions, especially domestic anthelmintic drugs, before using the medicine, you must weigh the cat, and calculate the dose that should be eaten according to the weight. Sometimes there is a lot of medicine left, and if you feel that it is wasted, you can feed it to stray cats.

3. Preparation before and after cat deworming.

Cats should take a bath before in vitro deworming, and then put the anthelmintic medicine on the back of the cat's neck after it is completely dried, and do not bathe the cat before the deworming drug is ineffective.

Cats should be dewormed in vivo for 3 4 hours after the cat eats the food, and fasting for several hours after feeding the deworming drug to ensure the effectiveness of the drug.

4. In vitro deworming must not use the kind added to the bath water.

There was a cat owner who wanted to know about in vitro deworming, and the expert asked him to buy Fu Lai En drops, but he didn't buy it and listened to the clerk of the pet store to buy a kind of deworming medicine added to the water to bathe the cat, and later learned that this medicine could not be used, but it was too late, and his cat died of poisoning.

The structure of the cat is very special, toxic substances can penetrate into the body through the **, and the cat has the habit of licking the hair, so if you use that kind of deworming drug, it will cause cat poisoning.

5. Do not use flea collars for in vitro deworming.

Most of the flea collars are made of dichlorvos, which is highly toxic and very harmful to cats.

6. Pay attention to the cat's feces after deworming.

A few days after deworming, there are usually dead parasites and eggs excreted with the stool, and it is best to consult a doctor if you have diarrhea symptoms.

7. Pay attention to the mental state of the cat after deworming.

After deworming, some cats with weak stomach and poor physique will have symptoms such as vomiting, lack of energy and even fever, generally this symptom can be improved in 1 2 days, if this situation persists for a few days, it is best to consult a doctor.

So can we deworm after taking a bath? Of course, cats can be planted after bathing to be more hygienic and healthier, so it's good to ask you to do that.

After bathing the cat, it is generally about five to seven days before deworming.

After bathing the cat, you can directly deworm the kitten, and it is recommended to operate it under the guidance of a doctor.

Under normal circumstances, after bathing the cat, it is recommended to dry the cat's body, let him be happy, and then start to give the cat **.

Summary. Hello, dear, the dog's medicine last night is not recommended to bathe, because the insecticide has not been completely completed. At present, in vitro deworming on the market mostly uses drops, which will spread to the whole body through the oil secreted by the sebaceous glands to protect dogs and cats from the bite of ectoparasites.

Note that it is not recommended to take a bath for two days before and after using in vitro deworming, bathing will wash off the oil on the dog and cat, affecting the speed of drug diffusion.

Hello, dear, the dog's medicine last night is not recommended to bathe, because the insecticide has not been completely completed. At present, in vitro deworming on the market mostly uses drops, which will spread to the whole body through the oil secreted by the sebaceous glands to protect dogs and cats from the bite of ectoparasites. Note that it is not recommended to take a bath for two days before and after using in vitro deworming, bathing will wash off the oil on the dog and cat, affecting the speed of drug diffusion.

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Cats can generally take a bath two days after in vitro deworming, but there are some anthelmintic drugs that can also be used after drying the hair after bathing, which mainly depends on what brand of deworming drug. The anthelmintic drugs of topical drops are generally absorbed into the subcutaneous tissues and blood vessels through the sebaceous glands, and then transported to the blood through the blood vessels to achieve the anthelmintic effect. Topical anthelmintics are generally recommended for three days before and after bathing, and external deworming is not recommended.

If the breeder bathes the cat in advance, it will cause the effect of the drug to be greatly reduced. In daily feeding, it is necessary to ensure that the cat's living environment is clean and hygienic, and regularly deworm the cat.

1.Cats must also be dewormed without leaving the house.

2.Cats can also be infected with parasites without leaving their homes.

1) Most parasites are imported from the mouth. Cats eat unclean food infected parasites, such as raw meat, mice, insects, birds, etc., among which freshwater raw fish, shrimp, and crabs are easy to infect cats with liver flukes and lung flukes. Therefore, ensure that the cat's daily diet is healthy, do not feed raw meat, do not let the cat go out, keep the home clean, and avoid cats from preying on insects.

2) The owner's shoes will bring back dust and parasites from the outside. Cats can be infected.

3) There may be mosquitoes in the home in summer, and mosquito bites can also transmit parasites.

3.Cats must be dewormed with deworming drugs.

Generally, it is divided into internal anthelmintic drugs and in vitro anthelmintic drugs, and commonly used cat internal anthelmintic drugs include broad-spectrum anthelmintic drugs such as Miaoba, Bayer, and Big Love, which are designed to repel Toxoplasma gondii. A commonly used in vitro anthelmintic drug for cats is Flarian. The above kinds of anthelmintic drugs should be imported, of course, domestic broad-spectrum anthelmintic drugs can also be used.

It is generally believed that although imported anthelmintic drugs** are a little more expensive, it is still necessary to eat imported anthelmintic drugs***.

4.Deworming can be started when the cat is one month old.

When the cat reaches the age of one month, it can start to do some internal and external deworming work, and kittens below this age are not recommended to do deworming. If your cat is still very young, or if its health is uncertain or unstable, it is better to postpone the deworming time. When the cat is only one month old, it can be dewormed every two weeks, and the cycle can be slowly extended after weaning, because cats are susceptible to internal parasitic diseases when breastfeeding.

When the cat is an adult and its resistance has gone up, it can be routinely dewormed every three months.

Some excrement shovelers have such questions: their cats are often bathed, their bodies are clean, their homes are clean, and cats never go out, so cats don't need to be dewormed, right? Some excrement shovelers feel that their cats have regular vaccinations every year, so they don't need to be dewormed.

Is this really the case? Cats can be infected with parasites even if they don't go out. Because the cat doesn't go out, the family still has to go out, and the dust brought back from the family's shoes, the open-air balcony, and the indoor green plants and potted plants ......These are the places where cats can breed parasites, and it is impossible to prevent them.

So deworming is essential.

Advocate, which takes into account both internal and external drives, is a product that works very well.

Advocate, a broad-spectrum insect repellent drop, is the only one that targets all 3 types of mites, as well as fleas, lice, ticks, and heartworms, nematodes, and hookworms.

After the cat is dewormed in vitro, it is generally necessary to bring an Elizabeth ring to the cat.

You need to take the cat for about 2 hours, and you can lick it after 2 hours.

Why do in vitro deworming cats?

This is because over time, cats will have all kinds of parasites.

The most common is fleas.

And ticks, these bugs can't be removed by bathing cats. At this time, it is necessary to use cat-specific in vitro anthelmintic drugs to help it deworm.

How often is cats dewormed?

Once a month is recommended, depending on the growth cycle and efficacy of these parasites. Like the flea, it only takes 21 days for the egg to develop into an adult, and then it can be unscrupulous on the cat. The effect of cat deworming drugs will last for a period of time, so under normal circumstances, it is very necessary to give cats in vitro deworming once a month.

In addition, some people think that bathing cats often is very clean and does not need to be dewormed. This conclusion seems to have no basis, and there are many cases in life that bathe cats more diligently, but cats will still have parasites. Because fleas can survive in water, bathing cannot achieve the purpose of extermination.

This is more important to do with the cat's activities and environmental factors. Parasites can be hidden on blankets, carpets, sofas, etc., so in addition to deworming cats every month, the home hygiene should also be kept clean. Living in a clean environment, the host is also in a better mood, right?

How to do in vitro deworming in cats?

Squeeze the anthelmintic medicine into the back of the cat's neck, which is out of the cat's reach, so that the medicine can fully work.

How long can cats take a bath after in vitro deworming?

It is recommended to bathe the cat after two days, one is to give full play to the effect of the drug, and the other is to observe whether the cat has any abnormalities. In addition, while bathing the cat, don't forget to clean its cat nest or the place where it often stays, so as to better eliminate parasites, keep the cat's body clean for a long time, and reduce the harm of parasites to cats.