Video: De-Worming Kittens

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Worms can effect a kitten's growth because it decreases their appetite. Learn how to de-worm a young kitten in this free pet care video clip from a practicing veterinarian.

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Rebecca Apr 02, 2011
I have a kitten she is not very old I got her in march an she wont eat or drink she had diarea and it only started happening after I gave her her worming tablet.

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Internal parasites can also cause a lot of problems with young kittens. This little girl kitty is about three weeks old. And it's time for her first de-worming. The de-worming is a liquid medication that comes in an oral syringe and we will give that by mouth to help rid her body of any parasites that she might have gotten from her mother either while she was in her mother's uterus or from nursing. The parasites round worms can be transmitted through the milk. So de-worming schedule is according to your veterinarian really, but most times it's every two weeks until they are about ten weeks old or until they have a negative fecal sample from their vet. And we are going to just administer this de-wormer for this kitty, let her open her mouth and just a little squirt in. And she drinks it right down. And that will help her to remain healthy so she doesn't get diarrhea or poor appetite.

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De-Worming Kittens

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