How soon after vaccination can a cat be dewormed?

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It is better to deworm a cat about a week after vaccination. Vaccination and deworming should not be done together, because both lower resistance and together greatly increase infection risk, so separate them. Antibodies generally appear about a week after vaccination, and deworming after that is much safer..

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