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Cat Internal Deworming: Timing and Notes
Cat deworming has internal and external types, very different, targeting different parasites. Both are needed and not interchangeable. Here are the timing and notes.

Complete Guide to Summer Internal Deworming
Many owners think no worms in stool means no need for internal deworming. But a dog that sniffs the ground, eats fallen food and meets other dogs daily has high chance of internal parasites. How to tell the source, pick targeted drugs and avoid zoonosis? This guide explains.
What should I feed my dog for internal deworming?
For internal deworming, give your dog a pet dewormer containing praziquantel, pyrantel, or albendazole. Dose strictly by the label and the dog's weight, and use probiotics if vomiting or diarrhea occurs.
My 10-pound cat got too high a dose during internal deworming. It has had poor appetite for over a month and lost a pound. What should I do?
Deworming medicine can irritate the gut, but a large overdose with lasting poor appetite suggests chronic liver injury or toxicity. Prompt veterinary examination is needed to decide treatment. Do not wait, as the cat has already lost weight.

Does a Dog Need to Fast Before Internal Deworming?
No, neither internal nor external deworming requires fasting, but wait 1–2 hours after a meal and avoid an empty stomach. Puppies need it every 2 months, adults every 4.
How often should an adult Teddy get internal deworming?
An adult Teddy can be dewormed internally every 2-3 months, depending on lifestyle and feeding habits. Control the dose to avoid poisoning.
How long between a cat’s external and internal deworming?
External and internal deworming can be done together if the cat is healthy and you use a spot-on plus oral medication. If both are oral, space them 5 to 7 days.
How long does internal deworming take to clear worms?
Deworming medicine usually clears worms in about 2-3 days, but a heavy load may leave eggs, so a second dose a week later is often needed. Regular deworming prevents reinfection.
How long after internal deworming can my dog drink water?
A dog can drink right after internal deworming; no need to limit water. Dose strictly by weight to avoid overdose poisoning, and use gentle, regular products. Watch stool; if worms appear, deworm again in 2 weeks.
How soon after a cat’s internal deworming can I bathe it?
After internal deworming, wait about a week before bathing. The dewormer irritates the gut, and bathing then can upset the cat and weaken the drug's effect, causing incomplete deworming. Bathe about a week after internal deworming to avoid affecting it.