Pregnant cats generally choose to clean the environment and daily utensils to drive away fleas. The pregnancy cycle of cats is generally about two months. The cat should be dewormed before the cat is pregnant. It is not recommended to use deworming medicine to help the cat deworm during pregnancy, otherwise it may cause the risk of miscarriage. It is recommended to Just do a good job in cleaning the environment and daily necessities during pregnancy, and wait until the cat has given birth before deworming.
Precautions for pregnant cats about deworming:
1. Currently, most deworming drugs on the market will have a certain impact on the growth of the fetus. , so it is not recommended to use deworming drugs on pregnant cats.
2. Before breeding, the cat should be thoroughly dewormed to prevent fleas from appearing on the cat after pregnancy.
3. During the cat's pregnancy, attention should be paid to disinfecting and deworming the cat's living environment and daily utensils, and replacing them with dry and clean items to prevent the pregnant cat from being infected or developing fleas.
4. After the cat gives birth, you can continue to deworm the cat only after everything returns to normal. It is not recommended to use deworming medicine for cats that have just given birth, because the female cat’s body is relatively unstable, otherwise it will cause harm to the cat. physical effects.
