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1. www.cats.org.uk › help-and-advice › healthWorms in cats | Our complete guide | Cats Protection

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   There are two main types of intestinal worm your cat might get: tapeworm. These are very long, flat worms that attach themselves to the wall of the gut. Your cat may pass these worms in segments. roundworm. These are the most common type of worm and look like white earthworms. Cats can also get another type of worm called lungworm, however this ...

2. cat-world.com › dewormed-your-cat-what-to-expect-nextYou’ve Dewormed Your Cat: A Vet Explains What Happens Next

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   • Common Side Effects of Deworming Treatments in Cats
   • Is Deworming 100% Effective? Will My Cat Still Have Worms After The Treatment?
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   While significant side effects are uncommon, these are the ones cats may experience within 24 hours of treatment: 1. Vomiting 2. Diarrhea 3. Loss of appetite 4. Drooling 5. Irritation at the site of administration – if topical medication is used. This can include redness of the skin, and fur loss. 6. Worms present in vomit or stools. The worms woul...

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   A few key points to know: No treatment for parasites is 100% effective.Proper administration is a must to increase the likelihood of success. Repeated fecal testing is important. This helps ensure no ongoing presence of parasites or worms in your cats. Some parasites may resist treatment, and certain deworming treatments only target adult parasites...

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   Can you deworm a pregnant cat? Yes! It is very important to prevent and treat parasites in pregnant and nursing animals. Some parasites are easily passed from mom to kitten, so prevention is key. Discuss products that are safe to use in pregnant or lactating cats as some are not safe for the kittens. Panacur (Fenbendazole) is one example of a produ...

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3. www.pdsa.org.uk › conditions › worms-in-catsWorms in cats - PDSA

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   Worms are a common problem for cats and, without regular treatment, most catch them at some point throughout their life. They live in the intestines, cause damage to the gut lining and steal food that the cat should be digesting. They rarely cause serious illness in adult cats but can make kittens very poorly. The best way to keep your cat worm ...

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5. www.pdsa.org.uk › pet-help-and-advice › pet-healthHow to choose the best flea & worm treatment for cats - PDSA

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   No scientific evidence supports the use of natural flea treatments such as diatomaceous earth, apple cider vinegar, garlic, or essential oils. Garlic is toxic to both cats and dogs. It’s also worth noting that many essential oils are poisonous to cats. We recommend sticking to vet approved treatments.

6. bettervet.com › resources › pet-conditionsWorms in Cats: Symptoms, Causes & Treatment - BetterVet

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   Sep 28, 2023 · Worms can cause many symptoms. A kitten is more likely to suffer from a heavy worm burden than an adult, as their immunity is lower due to their age. Both adult cats and kittens can get worm burdens at any point in their life. The most common symptoms are: Weight loss. Vomiting, with or without visible worms.

7. www.perfect-fit.co.uk › cat-advice › healthWorms In Cats: Symptoms & Treatment Guide | Perfect Fit™UK

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   The most common signs and symptoms of worms in cats are. Gastro problems: Symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhoea and changes in appetite (both loss and increase), are common indicators of a worm infestation. Physical signs: Physical signs include visible signs of worms in your cat’s vomit or faeces. Roundworms and tapeworms are most commonly ...

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   Are there any side effects if you give a cat worms?

   • While significant side effects are uncommon, these are the ones cats may experience within 24 hours of treatment: Irritation at the site of administration – if topical medication is used. This can include redness of the skin, and fur loss. Worms present in vomit or stools. The worms would usually be dead. Rare side effects include:

   You’ve Dewormed Your Cat: A Vet Explains What Happens Next

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   Are Worms Bad for cats?

   • Worms are a common problem for cats and, without regular treatment, most catch them at some point throughout their life. They live in the intestines, cause damage to the gut lining and steal food that the cat should be digesting. They rarely cause serious illness in adult cats but can make kittens very poorly.

   Worms in cats - PDSA

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   What worms affect cats?

   • There are two main types of worm that affect cats - roundworm and tapeworm. Protozoa are tiny parasites that can only be seen through a microscope. Most of the time they don’t cause illness in cats, but occasionally cause diarrhoea which can become serious if it’s not treated.

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   What happens if a cat has a high worm burden?

   • In some kittens or cats who have a very high worm burden, they may also have further problems such as anemia, or severe inflammation of the intestines, and may need a blood transfusion. This can be treated but may need a few days of hospitalized treatment to make a full recovery.

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   Why do cats need deworming?

   • Deworming is often used to prevent disease before it is apparent. It can also be performed as a treatment after fecal testing is positive for parasites or worms are seen/suspected. The type of deworming agent used in your cat is guided either by fecal results, worms that are seen in the stool, or your veterinarian’s preference.

   You’ve Dewormed Your Cat: A Vet Explains What Happens Next

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   How to prevent worms in cats?

   • Prevention of worms in cats is very easy with the many effective products that are on the market. When choosing a brand, make sure that the deworming product treats tapeworm as well as the other common worms, such as roundworm or whipworm. Tablets, oral liquids, and topical solutions are available.

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9. www.pdsa.org.uk › conditions › cat-parasitesCat parasites - PDSA

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   Protozoa. Protozoa are tiny parasites that can only be seen through a microscope. Most of the time they don’t cause illness in cats, but occasionally cause diarrhoea which can become serious if it’s not treated. Giardia, Toxoplasma, Cryptosporidium, Tritrichomonas and Isospora are the most common protozoal infections in cats living in the UK.