Deworming is an essential part of your cat’s health, and I’ve learned that it’s crucial to stay on top of it for Mooli and Gajar. Here’s what I’ve found when it comes to keeping your pets safe from pesky parasites.

• Deworming Frequency: For kittens, deworming starts early—usually around 2-3 weeks old. For adult cats like Mooli and Gajar, I make sure they get their deworming treatment every 3-6 months, depending on their lifestyle.

• Types of Deworming: There are different types of dewormers for different parasites. Broad-spectrum dewormers work against a variety of worms, while others target specific ones like roundworms or tapeworms. I always choose the one that best suits my cats’ needs based on their environment and activities.

• Administering Dewormers: Some cats don’t mind their medicine, but if your cat is picky, it can be a challenge. I’ve found that mixing the medication with wet food is a great trick for Mooli and Gajar. You can also try a pill pocket or a liquid solution if they don’t take pills easily.

Deworming is vital for keeping your pets happy and healthy. Regular treatments, the right dewormers, and a little patience are all part of maintaining their well-being.