The chance of cats being infected with parasites is very high, how to tell if a cat should be deworm

When cats have diarrhea and black spots appear outside the body, they need to be dewormed. Cats need to be dewormed in vitro every three or five years, and in vitro deworming depends on the usual cleanliness of cats.

When cats are infected with parasites, they are parasitic in the cat's intestines and may vomit and diarrhea. When a cat is not energetic, it may also be dewormed.

This is to see if the cat is in good spirits, and then to see if it eats well, if there is a problem, it is to check.

Regularly deworming cats is a very important thing, and it is often the easiest thing for excrement shovelers to ignore!

Endoparasites: survive in cats. For example, parasitism in the intestines, organs, and blood cells.

Ascaris, tapeworms, coccidia, hookworms, trichomoniasis, piriformes, etc., which inhabit the intestines of cats. There are also heartworms that live in the blood and heart.

1.Most infections are carried out by mouth, through contact with food and water infected with the parasite, or contaminated stool.

2.There are also ectoparasitic infections, such as cats that lick fleas into their stomachs and may become infected with tapeworms.

3.Infection through the feline numbing placenta or milk (mainly roundworms) causes kittens to carry parasites in their intestines after birth.

1.Tapeworm infection: It will cause the cat to lose weight, diarrhea, and dehydration in severe cases.

2.Infection with roundworms: It will cause the cat to lose weight, enlarge the abdomen, stunted growth, vomiting, and in severe cases, intestinal perforation, coughing, and difficulty breathing.

3.Hookworm infection: It can cause anemia, digestion, malnutrition, etc. in cats.

Ectoparasites are common: mainly fleas, lice, scabies, ticks and mites.

Fleas, lice, and tick infestations most often occur during the summer months and can become infected even when cats don't go outside. Because, as a shoveler, you have to go in and out, and you may bring fleas, lice, or ticks home.

Like fleas, lice and ticks can bite cats, causing itching, hair loss, allergic dermatitis, and in severe cases, anemia in cats.

When scabies mite infection, the affected part is violently itchy, hair loss, redness, rash-like nodules, yellow scabs on the surface, and in severe cases, thickening and cracking. Sometimes the lesion is suppurated by a secondary bacterial infection, and the ear canal produces a black discharge.

The infection mainly occurs in the ears, face, eyelids and neck of cats.

Mosquitoes and fleas can infect heartworms by sucking blood, causing cats to cough, emaciate, have difficulty breathing, and die suddenly;

Ticks infect charke worms by sucking blood, causing cough, anemia, jaundice, loss of appetite, and listlessness in cats.

It's important to deworm your cat regularly! This is the most direct and effective method of prevention for both internal and external parasitic infections.

Many people ask Dr. Pawpaw, do cats still need to be dewormed when they are at home every day?

There is information that if the cat is raised indoors and does not go out often, then insist on regular cleaning and regular deworming, and it will basically not be infected with parasites!

Therefore, it is important to choose a deworming drug with good effect! For parents who want peace of mind, it is recommended to use the extracorporeal anthelmintic drug Pointe, the main ingredient of which is non-predronin, avermectin transdermal solution.

It has a powerful insect repellent effect, which can not only kill adult insects, but also kill larvae! Common ectoparasites such as mites, ticks, fleas, etc. can be effectively repelled from cats! Moreover, it is highly lipophilic, even if it is wet, it is not easy to affect the insect repellent effect!

Cats mainly eat meat, especially raw meat, there are a large number of parasites, cats are easy to be infected after eating, so pet owners need to do a good job of deworming cats in vivo. Internal deworming can be done with Punadu.

Symptoms of parasites in cats.

First: roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms and other infections, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal distention, weight loss, anemia, etc., in the case of more worms, the worms may be pulled out, seriously causing intestinal obstruction, neuritis, etc. Second:

When coccidia, trichomoniasis, or Giardia are infected, the stool is often accompanied by blood and mucous, foul-smelling pasty or semi-solid stools.

How to deworm. If the cat has not been dewormed for a long time or has symptoms of parasite infection as described above, the cat can be fed Punadu for deworming. The cat should be dewormed for about 6 hours before eating normally, during which the cat needs to drink more water.

Internal anthelmintic drugs are generally taken orally, and they need to be observed for two to three days after taking them to see if there is any intolerance to anthelmintic drugs. Therefore, after the cat is dewormed, it can be bathed after 3 days.