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How long does it take for cat anthelmintics to evaporate?

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This article is provided by Veterinarian Dr. Emma Watson
The cat's external anthelmintic drug takes effect in about 2 days, and then causes the drug ingredients to be organized in the sebaceous glands, which can be maintained for about a month. Within this month, it can reduce the chance of skin being infected by parasites and reduce damage to the skin. When using external anthelmintic drugs for cats, you need to strictly follow the drug dosage prescribed by the doctor. Do not use the drug blindly, otherwise it will cause damage to the skin, affect the effect of the drug in treating diseases, and in severe cases may cause drug poisoning and affect physical health. If the body experiences abnormal reactions after using external anthelmintic drugs, it is recommended that the owner take the cat for medical treatment in time.

1. Why do external anthelmintic drugs for cats take effect within 2 days?

External anthelmintic drugs are more common. They are mainly applied on the skin and can be completely absorbed by the body. If the body metabolizes the drug quickly, It is relatively fast, and the drug ingredients will be absorbed in a short period of time, accumulated in the sebaceous glands, and will be used up in about 2 days.

2. The physical benefits of using external anthelmintics for cats

Cats themselves are more lively and active, and tend to burrow in the grass, increasing the chance of being infected with skin parasites. External deworming drugs can be used on cats, which can prevent a variety of parasitic infections, reduce the probability of illness, and have certain benefits in maintaining normal body development.

3. The harmful effects of excessive use of external anthelmintic drugs on cats

External anthelmintic drugs usually cannot be used excessively, otherwise it will easily damage the local skin and cause skin itching, redness, swelling, Symptoms such as breakage may lead to drug poisoning in severe cases. Generally, these symptoms will gradually subside after stopping using the drug.

4. How to care for cats after using external anthelmintics After using external anthelmintic drugs on cats, local skin care needs to be done. The cat cannot lick its own hair, and it cannot take a bath before the drug ingredients are absorbed by the body. Otherwise, it will easily cause the skin to be cleaned by the drug and reduce the effectiveness of treating the disease. Effect.