Friends who are planning to vaccinate their cats will probably hear from pet doctors or experienced friends that for the first vaccination, the cat must be dewormed internally and externally before being vaccinated.
This is because vaccinated cats must be healthy and avoid colds, fever, vomiting, diarrhea, appetite, lack of energy and other conditions. In addition, internal and external parasites or nutritional disorders will affect the immune effect of the vaccine. Severe parasitic infection will make the antibody titer produced by the vaccine low and the protection time will be shortened. Therefore, vaccination is not suitable if you have not been dewormed.
So, before immunizing cats, what medicine should be used to deworm them?
First of all, you need to know that if the cat is fed oral anthelmintics, it must be observed for at least a week before arranging vaccination, because during this period, the cat is being dewormed and some intestinal reactions may occur. If vaccinated at this time, it will affect the vaccination. As a result, the burden on cats is also relatively large. If you can't wait a week, you can choose the anthelmintic drug , which does not interfere with the vaccine.
What is the best medicine for deworming catsbefore vaccination?
The mainstream triple vaccine for cats is Miao San Duo , which must be administered after 8 weeks of age or above. It can be used together with the cat-specific anthelmintic drug "Miao Chong Love Drops" produced by Zoetis.
Miao Chong Ai is suitable for cats aged 8 weeks/1.25 kg. It is a topical drop that can repel internal and external parasites. It is dropped on the cat's skin, allowing the liquid to be absorbed through the skin and then enter the blood, achieving the effect of deworming both inside and outside the body. harmful to cat intestines It has direct stimulation, so it does not affect the vaccination. It can be used for cats on the day of immunization. It is highly safe and has good deworming effect. It can prevent and treat 7 kinds of parasites at one time, including roundworms, hookworms , heartworms, and heartworms in the body. Filarial worms, as well as in vitro fleas, ear mites, ticks, and lice.
The significance of cat immunity + deworming
Vaccination and regular deworming of cats are all to prevent cat-related infectious diseases. Many pet owners have some misunderstandings about infectious diseases and parasitic infections. For example, I think my cat won’t be infected if he doesn’t go out at all.
In fact, after the owner goes out and returns home, he may bring home the viruses and parasites he came into contact with outside, and when you touch and pet your pet at home, it may become infected. Coupled with the dramatic increase in the number of cats and dogs, changes in the entire global environment, infectious diseases are also developing rapidly, and viruses are constantly mutating and strengthening. Therefore, regular and standardized immunization and deworming are matters that a responsible shit shoveler must implement.
