When can a cat be dewormed?

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Cats can generally be dewormed at 45 to 60 days old, but if recently vaccinated, wait one week after. Deworming is internal (every 3 months) and external (every month); do it regularly to prevent parasites.

Keep the living environment clean to avoid skin disease.

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