There are two common cases of cat diarrhea and worms:
1. Irregular Deworming and diarrhea
If the adult cat not only has diarrhea, but also has white moving worms or red blood in the feces, it may be that the cat has parasites. Because there are parasites in the cat’s body, it will suck the blood and nutrients of the intestinal tract, causing the cat to have diarrhea. If the number of worms in the body is relatively large, the worms can be pulled out. Generally, cats with intestinal parasites are relatively thin and have poor appetite.
It is recommended to deworm the cat’s body at least once every 3 months. The choice and dosage of deworming medicine can be based on the doctor’s guidance or the recommendation of other owners, but do not arbitrarily increase the dosage for the cat. After the cat is dewormed normally, the symptoms of diarrhea will naturally recover.
2. Diarrhea after deworming
Some cats may have diarrhea after taking deworming medicine, which is a normal phenomenon produced by deworming medicine. Especially for cats that have not been dewormed for a long time, there are more parasites in the intestines. After the deworming medicine enters the body, the parasites will be stimulated, and the peristalsis will be increased in the short term, which will stimulate the intestines, which will cause the cat to have diarrhea, and at the same time of diarrhea. There will be worms expelled.
The correct way to deal with cat diarrhea and worms:
1. Determine the cat’s physical condition
Before deworming the cat, the owner needs to check whether the following cats are abnormal. If the cat is too thin, malnourished, anemia, etc., it is not recommended to deworm your cat It is recommended to wait until the cat’s body returns to normal before deworming, otherwise it will cause a certain burden to the cat’s body.
2. Screening targeted deworming drugs
Owners should choose deworming drugs carefully, and do not buy deworming drugs from unknown sources for cats. Deworming cats can improve their appetite. Ante’s Punadualbendazole Tablets can effectively kill ascaris, hookworms, nematodes, etc. in cats. The owner should weigh the cat and feed it in a reasonable dose.
3. Use probiotics to condition the stomach
In addition to deworming, the owner should supplement the cat with some active probiotics to condition the intestines because of the disturbance of the intestinal flora. tract flora, relieve gastrointestinal discomfort and enhance immunity, cats with poor gastrointestinal function are recommended to adjust their stomach and then deworming.
