When you take your kitten to the vets for his booster shots (first ones 8-12 weeks) the vet will give you powder to mix into his food for a few days when you go back for his 2nd lot (3weeks later)he will give you more to put in his food again. Then you worm him every 3 months. :)
You can start to deworm your kitten when it's six weeks old. They should continue to be dewormed every three weeks between the ages of six weeks and four months. After they're four months old, they only need to be wormed every three months or so.
Kittens need to be started on a deworming program if they have parasites. Whether or not they have worms will depend on their mother's health history and their living conditions after they are born. A veterinarian should check a fecal sample by 4 weeks of age initially to check for intestinal parasites and should continue to check fecal samples routinely after that to monitor for parasite infections that could occur due to environmental conditions.
Some veterinarians will start kittens on a routine preventative deworming program as early as 4-6 weeks of age.
check with your veterinarian and try to have it done with him profesionarlly.
By the time they are atleast 6 months. then they will be able to take the medicene.
I wormed the cat <><><><> He wormed his way under the barbed wire fence.
thick-wormed
it has to be wormed because it has to be
thick-wormed
cause its gettin' old
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Approximately 31 years old. I have included a link to a Cat Age Calculator, so you can keep on checking as the cat gets older.
Cats should be wormed about every 3 months, but cat worming medicine boxes always say on the back.
the thing that happens is that they no longer have worms xD
as many meters as how many words there are in this sentence. I think it depends on how old the cat is and what breed.
My cat is 5 does not go out vomits a little after food no sign of worms she has never been wormed would it do any harm to worm her
yes if it gets fed everyday by the mother then it gets enough milk and nutrients so yes.