Cats may also experience severe symptoms such as thirst, convulsions, blindness, and fainting when overdose. If the cat has the above symptoms, you need to seek help from the veterinarian immediately.
Next, we need to understand how cats should treat them after taking too much antiworming medicine? If the condition is serious, the cat should be taken to the veterinarian for treatment immediately.
If the situation is mild, try the following measures: First, let the cat stop eating deworming drugs and other drugs. To prevent the cat from continuing to eat medication, try isolating it in a safe room. Secondly, provide cats with clean drinking water and let them drink enough water to help excrete toxins in their bodies. In addition, you can also use medications prescribed by your doctor for hydration.
Third, observe the cat's physical condition and check whether there are roundworms or other foreign objects around its anus. If a cat has roundworms, it should take corresponding measures to deworm, but it must be done under the guidance of a doctor. Finally, if the cat needs to eat during recovery, it should be provided with high-quality, digestible food and avoid medication and irritating foods, such as raw and fat meat.