Common signs of worms in cats include: Vomiting (sometimes with worms in the vomit) Diarrhea (with or without blood) Tarry feces. Weight loss. Distended abdomen. Skin lesions. Generally poor body condition and a dull coat.
How can I tell if my cat has worms?
Often cats will show no symptoms at all, but common signs to look out for include: Increased appetite. Overly cleaning or washing the area around its bottom. Small segments of worms or rice-looking grains in the fur around the bottom.1Blood in your cat's stool.2Diarrhoea.3Abdominal pain.Symptoms of worms in cats & kittens to be aware of
How do you know when to deworm your cat?
When should my cat be dewormed? Kittens need to be dewormed at two, four, six, and eight weeks. All cats and kittens that are old enough should take year-round monthly heartworm and flea preventative that also treats and controls hookworms and roundworms.
Do indoor cats need deworming?
As cats are at risk of reinfection, keeping up with a regular worming routine at least once every three months will help keep your indoor cat healthy and free of intestinal parasites — even if they spend their days indoors, asleep on your sofa.
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