Abamectin transdermal solution is not safe for cats. The safety range of avermectin transdermal solution is relatively narrow, and it is mostly recommended for large animals in clinical practice. Cats are generally small in size and weigh less than 6 kilograms, so it is not recommended to be used for deworming cats.

Cats have poor metabolism of antibiotics and are prone to drug accumulation. Poisoning situation. Moreover, cat skin has different structures and characteristics from human skin, and there are also differences in the absorption and metabolism of drugs. Directly applying the avermectin transdermal solution used by humans to the cat's skin may cause a series of problems, such as skin irritation (redness, itching, hair loss, etc.), neurological problems (tiredness, loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, etc.) etc.) and respiratory problems (dyspnea, cough, etc.).

In addition, cats may also experience allergic reactions when using avermectin transdermal solution, manifesting as skin itching, redness, swelling, hair loss and other symptoms, and may even cause more serious anaphylactic shock.