CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How to deworm Siamese cats? What is the appropriate age for deworming Siamese cats?

How to deworm Siamese cats? Parasitic diseases often surround Siamese cats due to the influence of diet and environment, which seriously threatens the health of Siamese cats. Therefore, if you want a healthy cat, regular deworming is very important!

Introduction to Siamese cat deworming

In the process of raising Siamese cats, regular deworming is the only way to ensure the health of cats. It is generally recommended to start deworming internally and externally for pet Siamese cats at 10 weeks of age.

Internal deworming mainly involves drug deworming, injections or taking professional pet medicines. Dogs can remove various parasites in cats. External deworming includes drug deworming and cleaning defense. External parasites can be effectively prevented from being born and reproduced through regular cleaning.

Parasitic diseases in Siamese cats can cause them to absorb nutrients that are not in the food, causing them to become increasingly thin or develop diseases such as enteritis and gastritis. Parasites can damage various organs in the cat's body, making it impossible for the cat to live a normal life and eventually die.

External parasites mainly cause Siamese cats to suffer from skin diseases. Spots, sores, pustules appear on the skin, and in severe cases, hair loss and skin ulcers may occur. This seriously affects the image of the cat and also brings troubles to the lives of the cat and its family.

It is necessary to deworm Siamese cats regularly, especially when they are young. This is the only way to ensure the health of cats and family members. It is also the basic guarantee for cats and humans to live in harmony.