Keep your cat healthy through regular deworming to prevent health issues caused by parasites.
Although it is an unappealing topic to discuss, worms are nevertheless necessary to address. Straightforward and regular treatment with dewormers will rid your cat of these internal parasites and the health problems they cause.
The most common intestinal parasites in cats are roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, giardia and whipworms, to name a few.
Cats who have an intestinal parasite will often have diarrhea or loose stools that may or may not contain blood or mucus.
Some intestinal parasites can be transmitted to humans through ingestion of the eggs. Basic hygiene will help prevent transmission (i.e. washing hands after handling feces).
A deworming schedule depends heavily on your cat’s lifestyle. A discussion with one of our veterinarians will help choose the right plan and medication for your cat.
There are few common side effects associated with deworming. If you feel that your cat is experiencing a side effect, please contact us for further assistance.
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