How long after deworming can a cat be bred?

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Breed a cat preferably 1-2 weeks after deworming. Internal deworming may expel eggs; if many, a second dose after a week is needed before breeding.

For external deworming, wait 1 week to avoid the two cats poisoning each other by licking during mating.

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