Cat accidentally eats deworming medicine

Most deworming drugs have weak toxicity, which can cause mild gastrointestinal discomfort and even cause abortion in severe cases. It is recommended that cats take deworming medicine orally one week before pregnancy, which can not only achieve their own deworming effect but also provide good antibodies for the fetus. ​

Can cats eat deworming medicine during pregnancy?

It is not recommended to use internal and external deworming drugs during cat pregnancy, as some drug components in these products may cause malformations and other problems for the fetus during pregnancy. It is advised to administer an internal and external deworming treatment to cats about two months before breeding and pregnancy, to prevent parasite infections during pregnancy.

Why do cats become lethargic after eating deworming medicine?

The reason why cats become lethargic after eating deworming medicine may be due to two factors: first, the side effects of the deworming medicine may cause the cat's body to react, but this is usually mild and can be relieved within a few hours; second, parasite infection makes the cat weak, reduces its resistance, and requires rest to recover.

Cat has diarrhea after eating deworming medicine

Diarrhea symptoms in cats after eating deworming medicine are most likely caused by drug stimulation of the gastrointestinal tract. It is recommended that owners continue to observe for 1-2 days and feed the cat appropriate amounts of probiotics to regulate the intestines. If the cat still shows diarrhea, it is best to take the cat to the hospital for inspection. If the cat does not continue to have diarrhea after 1-2 days, there is no need to worry.