Parasites on cats

There are many parasites on cats, such as fleas, mange mites, and toxoplasmosis. It is important to regularly deworm cats in daily life. You can choose deworming drugs and disinfect the cat, cat equipment, and the area where the cat lives to block the transmission route. If there is a pregnant woman in the family, it is best to send the cat away. Even if the cat does not have parasites at the time, it may still be infected with toxoplasmosis when going outside. Toxoplasmosis can cause miscarriage or birth defects in pregnant women.

Do cats have parasites?

If cats do not undergo regular deworming or are infected by external parasites from other animals, external parasites may exist on the cat's body. If you find that a parasite exists on the cat, it usually means that there are ninety-five percent of adult parasites or eggs on the cat's body or in its living environment. Therefore, regular external deworming of cats is necessary, as well as disinfecting their living environment.

Cat parasite symptoms

The symptoms vary depending on the type of parasite. Firstly, infections of roundworms, tapeworms, and hookworms can cause vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal distension, weight loss, anemia, etc. In severe cases,虫体 may be vomited out, causing intestinal obstruction, neuritis, etc. Secondly, infections of coccidia, trichomonads, and giardia can cause bloody, mucoid, foul-smelling pasty or semi-solid stools.

How to treat parasites on cats

1. Collar: You can put a flea collar on the cat, which is simple and convenient.
2. Use deworming shampoo or specialized deworming liquid for baths.
3. Apply external deworming drops to prevent parasites.
4. If the cat is infected with internal parasites, you can choose to give it medication or injections for deworming. Regularly check and deworm the cat.