Take your cat to the vet. There are many different types of worms and the treatment for one will not work for another, so it's important to know exactly what you're dealing with before you begin a course of treatment. Typically, deworming medication should be administered bi-weekly or monthly.
Do I need to take my cat to the vet for worms?
It may be difficult to see any symptoms of your pet having worms, but it's important to have a regular worm treatment in place, as advised by your vet. If your pet does have the parasite, you may see worms in faeces or vomit, or around your pet's bottom.
Can I deworm my cat myself?
There's truly no home remedy to treat worms in cats. Worms, which include both intestinal and lung parasites, can be treated at home but only using medications prescribed by your vet. If you suspect your cat might have worms, take him in for an examination as soon as possible.
How long can a cat go without deworming?
Adult cats are less affected by worms than kittens, but they still need to be dewormed. It is recommended to deworm your adult cat every 2 to 6 months with an agent that eliminates both roundworm and tapeworm. This depends on whether or not your cat goes outside on a regular basis.
Do I need to deworm my cat?
Adult cats are less affected by worms than kittens, but they still need to be dewormed. It is recommended to deworm your adult cat every 2 to 6 months with an agent that eliminates both roundworm and tapeworm.
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