My 10-jin cat ate 2 albendazole tablets; is that a problem?

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Whether 2 albendazole tablets harm a 10-jin cat depends on the drug concentration, which differs by brand, so the dose varies and you must follow the product label. If unsure it overdosed, ask the brand’s support or take the box to a vet. If overdose is confirmed, give more water and watch for abnormal signs like vomiting, seizures, or low spirits; if seen, go for gastric lavage and fluid therapy.

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