Can cats be dewormed and vaccinated at the same time?

According to the veterinarian's method, deworming and vaccinating cats can be done at the same time. Do not interfere with each other.

Deworming needs to be done, vaccines, depending on the owner himself. You can fight once in the first year, and then you don't have to fight if you are completely domestic.

Domestic cats have a wide range of ranges, from tropical rainforests to desert hills, cold grasslands and plateaus, but are not found in treeless tundra and snow and ice areas. Domestic cats can be found on every continent except Antarctica, usually in areas inhabited by humans. This species can also be found on a large number of islands.

Domestic cats live mainly in areas inhabited by humans and are somewhat confined to developed areas. Their near-global distribution can be attributed to domestication by humans; At the same time, there is a large global rewilding population. Most wild populations live near current or past human settlements.

Morphological characteristics:

The male and female individuals of domestic cats are similar to each other. Only males have a coarse and round head and a larger individual. Small in size and meters in length.

The whole body is densely covered with soft, shiny hair. The body color ranges from blue-gray to brownish-yellow. Domestic cats are lean in size, while muscular, strong and muscular.

The clavicle is small, underdeveloped, and not connected to the shoulder girdle and sternum. The head is round and large, the snout is short, and the eyes are round.

The neck is stubby, the limbs are shorter, thick and heavy. The tail is long and the end is obtuse and rounded. Phaed, with several spherical pads under the foot, bearing the weight equally, 5 toes on the forefoot, 4 toes on the hindfoot, and the first toe of the forefoot is short and high, never touching the ground.

The toes have claws, and the claws are thick, strong, curved, and extremely sharp. The claws are elastic and can be lifted when walking without touching the surface.

Pets, cats, vaccines, deworming, health.

Yes, pet cats must do a good job of these jobs, otherwise it will be easy to infect people in case of problems, and this problem must be taken seriously.

For your personal safety, it is recommended that you still have to hit it, because if you are accidentally scratched by a cat, you may get rabies, which is very bad for you, if you don't hit it, you can do it, but you can't pet him, for your safety, you still have to hit it.

Vaccinations and deworming are required! Because you can't be sure if it's sick or not, and cats are also prone to fleas! Therefore, for the health of your family and cats, you should get vaccinated and dewormed regularly.

Need. Any animal needs to be beaten in case of an outside one.

The cat triple vaccine can prevent three common cat diseases when given once a year! If you have a free-range cat, get vaccinated against rabies every year! In vitro deworming once a month, apply anthelmintic medicine to the root of the back of the neck hair!

Ectoparasites such as fleas can be avoided! Internal deworming once every three months, oral oral deworming drugs according to body weight, can avoid the production of roundworms and other internal deworming!

Of course you need to avoid biting others, and dogs need it even more.

No, I have a few at home, I don't need to be vaccinated, there is no problem

I definitely have to fight, it's hard to survive if I don't fight now.

Ordinary cats at home will also have bacteria, and may also catch a cold because of a cold, and if there is no vaccination after a cold, the resistance is relatively low, and it is very easy to develop secondary infectious diseases. From a common cold to an infectious disease.

In the same way, parasites are the same, because some parasites are zoonotic, so sometimes the bacteria that people bring out, dust, can also attach to people, and then attach to animals. It needs to be inoculated and dewormed every year. The main reason is that viruses, bacteria, and parasites can be transmitted to pets that do not leave the house by people, the environment, or even food.

Yes, if it doesn't hit you, you have to fight.

Yes, it's also good for cats.

Depending on your choice, it is recommended to go to a pet hospital for vaccination.

According to the question of whether cats can eat deworming drugs after vaccination, if the cat has just finished vaccination, it is recommended to deworm after a week. Because it takes 1-2 weeks for the vaccine to produce antibodies, if you deworm immediately after vaccination, it may affect the effectiveness of the vaccine. In addition, the injection of vaccines has a certain amount of ***, deworming also has a certain ***, if the injection of vaccines and deworming at the same time, the *** produced by cats is also relatively large.

No, it doesn't. Cats in the process of vaccination for about two months, in this time frame, the cat's resistance can be said to be reduced to the lowest point, can not bathe, but also need to keep him warm, can not let him have a large amount of exercise, in short, cats need to pay great attention during the vaccination, the mortality rate during the vaccine is about 4, so there can be no fever sickness.

According to the question of whether cats can eat anthelmintic medicine after vaccination, if it is just after vaccination, it is recommended to take deworming medicine after a week. Since it takes 1-2 weeks for the vaccine to produce antibodies, deworming immediately after vaccination may affect the effectiveness of the vaccine. In addition, there are some *** vaccinations, and there are also some *** insecticides, and if vaccination and insecticides are carried out at the same time, the *** for cats is also relatively large.

OK. Cats have nothing to do with taking deworming drugs and vaccinations, they can be used at any time.

However, there are many types of anthelmintic drugs, don't eat them indiscriminately, eating the wrong one is more dangerous than having bugs, and eating the wrong anthelmintic medicine will not kill one or two. According to weight, according to age, according to the type of insect with different anthelmintic drugs, you have to distinguish by yourself.

Cats can eat deworming drugs after vaccination, because vaccines and deworming drugs will not interact with each other, even if he is given deworming drugs, there will be no ***.

Can cats take anthelmintic medicine after vaccination? In my opinion, you can't take anthelmintic medicine. Because, after vaccination, no matter what medicine you take, adverse reactions will inevitably occur, so it is best to take it every once in a while!

Finally, can I take anthelmintic medicine after vaccination? It is recommended to consult the relevant professionals!

Vaccinations and anthelmintic drugs are not actually physiologically conflicting, but it is better not to do them at the same time for a longer period of time.

Cat vaccine and internal deworming can not be carried out at the same time, generally speaking, the end of deworming and the vaccine, the interval between about a week, is the best order, because deworming drugs have a slight ***, which will cause gastrointestinal discomfort in cats, and the vaccine needs to be effective when the cat is in good health.

OK. Cats have nothing to do with taking deworming drugs and vaccinations, they can be used at any time.

After the cat is vaccinated, it is best to take deworming medicine every few days. Because vaccinations generally have some adverse reactions. And the anthelmintic drug has a certain ***, it is best not to do it at the same time.

If you have just finished the vaccine, it is recommended not to take the anthelmintic medicine immediately, but to take it at intervals, such as two or three days later.

After the cat is vaccinated, you should take deworming medicine every few days, your vaccine is different, it may have an inhibitory effect on deworming drugs, so it is best to separate a few days.

There are two cases:

Cats should be dewormed and vaccinated at an interval of time, and the precursor worm should be vaccinated a week later.

In vitro deworming can be done at the same time.

Cats need to be dewormed before vaccination. Because the parasite consumes a large amount of the host's nutrient protein, the body's immune response fails, resulting in immune failure. Therefore, deworming should be carried out before vaccination.

Kittens can be dewormed for the first time at 6-7 weeks of age. If parasite excretion is found after deworming, internal deworming is performed again after two weeks.

When the cat puts Baguio, it should be represerved first. Then put Ha using more than one seedling.

Hello landlord, cats should be dewormed before vaccination, depending on the situation, you can consult directly at the place where the vaccine is given.

You can go to the vaccination place and ask.

It should be a pioneer worm, and then the vaccine.