Kittens can have so many worms that they can not pass them through the GI tract, and that can cause an intestinal blockage, a fatal condition. Infected kittens that are not dewormed can also have their growth and development negatively impacted.
How long can a cat go without deworming?
Adult cats: Most cats should be dewormed at least every three months.
How do you know if your cat doesn't have 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.Blood in your cat's stool.Diarrhoea.Abdominal pain.Symptoms of worms in cats & kittens to be aware of
Do indoor cats still need to be wormed?
Indoor Cats Because fleas can carry worms, your indoor cat should be wormed as well. It's better to be safe than sorry, and both flea and worm treatment is easy and safe, whereas elimination of parasites once they have taken hold can be more complicated.
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