I believe that if you have cats at home, you should have found that there are many fleas on the cats. For many novices, they don’t know what to do. Let’s talk about what to do if there are fleas in a month’s cats. Interested friends can come and take a look.
1. Isolation and raising fleas is contagious, so if there is more than one cat in the family, the first thing to do is to isolate the kitten with fleas from other cats in the family to prevent the flea problems from spreading to other cats. The owner also needs to minimize contact with the cats and do not carry them to the bed or hold them in his arms to play.
2. Choose safe and effective deworming medicine. Deworming
Because cats are relatively small in one month, it is recommended that the owner consult a pet doctor and choose a safer external deworming medicine. During the process of using the deworming medicine, the owner needs to peel off the kitten's hair and drop the deworming medicine on the back of the kitten's neck, which can prevent the kitten from licking the deworming medicine and then causing poisoning. If it accidentally drips on the hair or other parts, the owner can wear an Elizabethan ring on the kitten.
3. Disinfect the environment in which cats live
Because fleas on cats can also be transmitted to people, while deworming cats, the owner needs to clean the environment at home in time and spray flea repellent at home to kill fleas in the environment. At the same time, you need to disinfect the environment where the cat lives with a pet-specific disinfectant once a week. After disinfection, keep the environment clean, ventilated and dry. Pull out the cat's nest or bed to bask in the sun for more time, which can kill sterilization and disinfection.
Note: When using external deworming drugs, the owner needs to decide the dosage of deworming drugs based on the cat's weight. If the dosage is used too much, it may cause the cat to experience symptoms such as foaming mouth and drooling.