#persian_cat_deworming
#what_happens_after_deworming_kitten

What happens after deworming a kitten.


Most of our cats typically contract worms at least once in their lifespan. Deworming can certainly get rid of those worms, but each has its own drawbacks.


Deworming is essential if your cat acquires severe intestinal parasites. Dewormers can have adverse effects since they contain dangerous substances.

After deworming, some cats may have a brief illness, although this is common and no cause for concern.

Diarrhea, appetite loss, or increased salivation are possible adverse effects of deworming your cat and they typically show up within a day.

Diarrhea

After using a deworming medication, cats frequently have diarrhea. Worms are frequently discovered in cat feces as well. There could be blood in your stools.

Increased Salivation

Following a deworming therapy, increased salivation in cats is a usual side effect that, like the others, lasts for two to three days.

You should call your veterinarian right away if your cat is not salivating but is instead foaming at the mouth. It's possible that your cat has a more serious condition like rabies.


A decrease in appetite


The medications used to treat worms are very strong. After all, the goal is to rid your cat's body of parasites. As a result, it's not unusual for your cat to have appetite loss while the medication is absorbed into its system.

How long do the side effects of deworming last?


Deworming side effects may last from 24 hours to two days. It is advisable to schedule a visit with the veterinarian if it persists longer.


If you give your cat a dewormer, the worms should be gone in 2 to 3 weeks. Getting rid of all the worms could require a second deworming a few weeks later.


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