You may notice adult roundworms in your cat's feces or vomit. They will appear white or light brown in color and may be several inches long.
How do you know if your cat has roundworms?
Symptoms of Roundworm Infection in Cats1Vomiting or diarrhea.2Worms in stool or vomit (the worms look like pieces of spaghetti)3Decreased appetite.4Pot-bellied appearance.5Abdominal pain.6Poor growth.7Weight loss.8Dull hair coat.Roundworm Infection in Cats: How to Keep Your Cat and Family Safe
Can you see intestinal worms in cat poop?
Adult worms can sometimes be seen in the stool, rarely in vomit. People can get infected with cat roundworms by ingesting eggs found in the soil (via poorly washed fruits and vegetables). Eggs that hatch into larvae can travel through body tissues, leading to severe organ problems and even blindness.
What does it look like when cats have worms in their poop?
Roundworms measure anywhere between three to five inches long and look like spaghetti noodles. They steal nutrients from the food your cat ingests. The worms then produce eggs, which are eliminated through the feces. On occasion, you may be able to see the roundworms moving around in your cat's poop or vomit.
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