Cats have been dewormed and fleas? Are fleas still there after cat deworming?

Cats have been dewormed and fleas?

Cats have been to bugs, and have fleas? I think that if the cat has repellent the insects, it will generally be free of fleas, after all, fleas will also be expelled.

There is no normal deworming after that, unless there is a problem with the medicine, and at the same time pay attention to the deworming has an expiration date, if it is re-infected after deworming, there will still be it, and the effect is best if it is dewormed regularly.

The cat may be sick, you have to wash the cat so that it will not grow fleas, bathe the cat every day, and then take the cat to the pet hospital to get some medicine for the cat to eat, and there will be no worms in the cat's stomach.

Cat deworming is to remove parasites from the body, while fleas are parasitic in the cat's hair, it is useless to eat deworming medicine, and it is necessary to use insecticides to apply the hair to remove.

Deworming is only a preventive method, and fleas can also occur if you don't pay attention to cleaning.

If you have a cat, if you have been insect repellent, will there still be fleas? Of course, there may still be this, and of course there will still be.

It depends on how the environment is, and whether you like hygiene or not, take a bath a few times a week Fleas are like mites.

If there are still fleas, then you can completely clear the space where they are staying, so that there will be no more.

Hello, the cat has fleas on his body, and I think I should help him buy a cat pen with potions on it to prevent fleas.

Deworming is not something that can be done all at once, and the normal in vitro deworming mode is once a month. It is not to find insects to deworm, you must remember that prevention is greater than **.

Deworming has nothing to do with fleas.

Either you have fleas in your home.

Either the cat went out too. Don't let the cat go out.

We should also pay attention to our daily habits.

After the cat is dewormedFleasIt leaves the cat's body surface and is usually washed away during bathing. If the cat has flea parasitism, after using in vitro deworming drugs, the effect of the drug will spread all over the body**.

Fleas will die for a certain period of time after exposure to deworming drugs and fall out of the cat's body surface and hair. Fleas that do not die will also move away from the cat's hair roots or flee from the cat's body surface. However, it is necessary to completely eradicate the parasite.

With fleas and flea eggs on the cat's body surface, you also need to use another anthelmintic medicine after 7 days.

Be careful when deworming your cat and take a bath before the cat is driven outside. When it is completely dry, place the anthelmintic medicine on the back of the cat's neck where it cannot be licked. Do not bathe your cat until the anthelmintic medicine expires, usually around 48-72 hours.

That's it. The parts that the cat cannot lick must use deworming drugs, and try to use well-known big brand anthelmintic drugs. To be on the safe side, it is best to temporarily put Elizabeth on the cat after the medication. Ring.

Regular deworming will basically not have fleas, when the cat uses in vitro deworming will slowly kill the fleas, but it needs to be used regularly, so that the cat will not be infected with fleas. Cat deworming is divided into in vivo deworming and in vitro deworming, in vitro deworming is mainly drops and sprays, which can be used on the cat's neck or in places that cannot be licked, mainly to prevent lice, fleas, ticks, etc.

The insect repellent potion targets fleas and kills fleas, and some of the fleas are killed and some of them flee. Fleas have a high reproduction rate, as long as one or two fleas are still in the cat, they can quickly reproduce as soon as the medicinal properties have passed. It is recommended to use it once every week, three times in a row to kill fleas, the key is to keep the cat clean and hygienic.

After the cat is dewormed, the fleas will die, break away from the cat** or hair.

Put the anthelmintic medicine in the back of the cat's neck can not lick the place, after the cat uses up the external expulsion, the effect of the drug will spread all over the body, the toxicity of the drug will make fleas and other external parasites die after a certain period of time, and some bugs will automatically fall off after death and leave the cat's body.

However, in order to completely eliminate the parasite and flea eggs on the cat's body surface, it is necessary to use another anthelmintic drug after 7 days.

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