During the process of raising cats, if the cats are not dewormed regularly, the cats will be easily infected with parasites. Here’s a piece of advice for poop scavengers: if a cat has the following signs, it means that its body is full of bugs!
1. There are insects in the poop ; the cat’s poop can reflect the cat’s physical health, so the poop scooper should always pay attention to the cat’s poop. If you find white spots or worms in your cat’s poop, there is no doubt that your cat’s belly is already full of worms. The scavenger should deworm the cat in time, and it is best to take the cat to a regular pet hospital for treatment.
2, loss of appetite ; Normal cats are very interested in food, after all, cats are very greedy. If a cat has a long-term loss of appetite, it should be taken seriously. A cat's loss of appetite indicates that there is an abnormality in the body, which is likely to be caused by parasite infection. Because there are many bugs in the cat’s stomach, it will affect the cat’s gastrointestinal function and cause the cat to lose appetite.
3, difficulty breathing ; if a cat has difficulty breathing or frequent coughing, it may be caused by insects crawling in its body. For example, if a cat is infected with Toxoplasma gondii, it will affect the cat's central nervous system, respiratory, visual, and gastrointestinal systems. If the cat has such symptoms, it is important to take the cat to the doctor in time. There are many parasites that cannot be solved by oneself to avoid making the situation more serious.
4. Rubbing the butt on the ground ; If the pet owner finds that the cat frequently rubs its butt on the ground, the cat is likely to be infected with parasites. Because parasites can cause itching in a cat's anus, cats need rubbing to relieve the itching. The cat’s behavior is not meant to be funny, nor is it as simple as wiping the butt after defecating. The poop scavenger must pay attention to it and deworm the cat in time. When deworming cats, you can reward them with freeze-dried snacks to get the cats to cooperate.
5. Eat a lot, but become thinner and thinner; some cats eat more after being infected with parasites. If a cat eats a lot, but does not gain any weight, or even gradually loses weight, then there is a high probability that the cat is infected with internal parasites. This is because the parasite affects the cat’s gastrointestinal absorption function, resulting in the inability to absorb nutrients normally.
If the cat is not infected with parasites and does not gain weight, it is recommended that the cat be replaced with a cat food with a high meat content and a protein of more than 36%.
Conclusion: Do you deworm your cat regularly?
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