Read this guide and your cat will thank you for recognizing cat worm symptoms before these parasites do long-term damage. There are several types of parasitic worms that can infest your cat, including: lungworms, hookworms, roundworms, tapeworms, and cat heartworms. There are many synthetic parasiticides on the market, but you can opt for a natural approach to treating cat worms.

Some cat worm symptoms can be quite obvious, such as when kitty vomits up a huge amount of half-digested breakfast along with something that looks like short spaghetti. You are most likely looking at roundworms.

Other times, the problems caused by feline worms are not so obvious. Perhaps your cat is wheezing; you may think you have asthma or a cold. Every year, veterinarians come across thousands of cats showing all the signs of a respiratory illness. In fact, a microscopic examination of your cat’s feces may indicate the presence of lungworms in his respiratory tract. The presence of lungworms will cause you to have asthma-like symptoms, but the right remedy is very different from asthma treatment.

If you just adopted a kitten or adult cat, it’s a pretty safe bet that it came pre-loaded with cat worms. If he hasn’t made it to the vet for a final diagnosis, check his feces in the litter box. A black, tarry, or even bloody stool is a sure sign of a hookworm infection. Take her to your vet for a reliable diagnosis.

Cats that have an advanced case of pinworms may exhibit pinworm symptoms that include severe diarrhea, frequent vomiting, or both. Blood may be present in diarrhea and vomiting. The poor creature is trying to expel these bloodsuckers naturally. Unfortunately, persistent diarrhea dehydrates her. When he vomits, he ends up swallowing some of the regurgitated roundworms.

All feline worms are parasites; they suck blood Cats and kittens are candidates for anemia. The most tragic health threat is an affected intestinal tract: your kitty’s intestines filled with a mass of roundworms. Young cats are particularly susceptible to intestinal perforation when this mass moves.

Tapeworms are not as devastating to your cat’s health as some of the other parasites. You may also recognize these cat worm symptoms. Take a look at her anal area. He’s probably showing it to you 2-3 times a day during your petting sessions. Sixteen the moment. Do you see small, white, rice-like segments? Well, it’s not rice, it’s a tapeworm segment.

A cat infected by a cat heartworm may gag, cough, have trouble breathing, or vomit. Or you may not show signs of feline worms; it is possible that it dies suddenly.

so here’s your “I am not an idiotic guide to recognizing the symptoms of cat worm”

Your cat exhibits one or more of these symptoms…

1. Coughing, wheezing, or trouble breathing;
2. Throwing up a batch of white guts, short as spaghetti;
3. arcades;
4. Frequent episodes of vomiting;
5. Diarrhea;
6. black, tarry stools;
7. White rice-like guts that stick around your anal area

Your vet will likely suggest a topical or oral synthetic treatment to purge cat worms. However, many cat owners are turning to more natural treatments using herbal remedies such as Artemisia absinthinium (also called Wormwood). This herb is widely used in homeopathic practices to treat parasites in cats. Consider it a viable option to rid your cat of parasites and free him from the debilitating symptoms of cat worm.