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Where should external anthelmintics for cats be applied?

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This article is provided by Veterinarian Dr. Isabella Davis
Topical anthelmintics for cats should be dropped on the skin all over the body. External anthelmintic drugs are relatively common and are mainly used to remove parasites on the skin surface. However, this drug is a topical drug and cannot be taken orally. The drug needs to be dripped on the skin of the whole body, and the cat needs to wear an Yili white sand ring, which can Prevent drug residues on licked hair and reduce damage to the body. However, this drug cannot be used blindly. It must be used strictly in accordance with the drug instructions or doctor's advice. Do not increase the dose of the drug without permission, otherwise it will easily cause damage to the local skin and affect the deworming effect.

1. The reason why cats use external anthelmintic drugs on the skin of the whole body

Topical Chinese medicines include sprays and drops. The drugs can be dropped directly on any skin part of the body, which can kill parasites. The effect of the insecticide can restore the local skin to normal. However, this drug is a topical drug and needs to be applied directly to the skin surface and does not need to be taken orally.

2. Disadvantages of excessive use of topical anthelmintic drugs for cats

This drug cannot be used excessively, otherwise it will easily cause irritation to the skin, causing symptoms such as skin burning, redness, swelling, and pain. , and may also cause allergic reactions, such as skin itching. You need to stop taking the medication in time, or you can use running water to clean the drug residue on the skin surface, which can relieve the discomfort and does not require special treatment.

3. Daily care for cats using topical anthelmintics

After using the drug, you need to wear an Yili white sand ring, which can prevent licking of drug residues and reduce damage to the gastrointestinal tract and body organs. Damage, and after using external anthelmintic drugs, do not take a bath within 3 days, otherwise it will easily affect the absorption of the drug and reduce the effect of treating the disease. If there is an abnormal reaction in the body after using the drug, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to a doctor for treatment in time.