Adult cats: Most cats should be dewormed at least every three months. A typical deworming schedule is four times a year — once for each season. Prolific hunting cats: Cats that like to hunt are at much higher risk of getting worms from eating infected rodents like mice.
How often should you deworm an indoor cat?
As cats are at risk of reinfection, keeping up with a regular worming routine at least once every three months will help keep your indoor cat healthy and free of intestinal parasites — even if they spend their days indoors, asleep on your sofa.
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 often should I treat my cat for worms?
It is generally recommended to worm kittens every two weeks from two weeks old to twelve weeks old, then monthly to six months old. Adult cats should then be given an intestinal wormer at least every three months.
How do I know if my cat needs deworming?
Cats do not always show symptoms of worms, but if you notice any signs such as eating more than usual, poor coat quality, sickness or diarrhoea, or you see any worms in your cat's faeces or around their bottom, then you will know that they have worms.
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