I believe that many pet owners will deworm their cats during the process of raising cats. So how do you know if your cat has worms? If your cat has the following 7 symptoms, it means that its belly is full of bugs, and you need to deworm it quickly, otherwise the consequences will be serious!

1. Dry hair

Under normal circumstances, a cat’s hair is smooth and shiny. If your cat’s diet, living habits, etc. have not changed, the hair will become rough, dull, and dry. The cat may be suffering from dehydration or malnutrition caused by parasite infection. Pet owners can look at the cat's hair to see if there are any small black particles. If there are, it means there are parasites.

　2. No matter how much you eat, you will not gain weight

If your cat is eating normally, or even eating more than before, but it is not gaining weight or is even getting thinner, it may be that its belly is full of bugs, and the parasites inside have absorbed the food. Nutrient content, so the cat will not get fat no matter what he eats. If this is the case, the pet owner should quickly deworm the cat. In serious cases, it may endanger the cat's life.

3. Rubbing the buttocks and scratching the body frequently

If your cat often rubs its butt on the ground or scratches its body, it may be infected with tapeworms, fleas and other parasites. It is very important for pet owners to deworm their cats regularly and ensure that the cats themselves and the environment they live in are hygienic!

4. The cat becomes lethargic

If your cat has a normal appetite and no signs of illness, but sleeps more than usual, the cat may be infected with parasites. Because the parasites in cats survive by absorbing nutrients from the intestines, cats without adequate nutritional supply will suffer from listlessness, lethargy, etc.

5. White gums

A normal and healthy cat’s gums should be pink. If your cat’s gums are white, it is likely that the cat is infected with parasites and is anemic. The cat’s stomach may be full of bugs. In this case, it is best to take the cat to the doctor for treatment in time.

6. Frequent vomiting and diarrhea

If your cat often vomits, has diarrhea, etc., then you should pay attention. The cat may be infected with worms. This parasite can irritate the cat's gastrointestinal tract and cause vomiting and diarrhea. The cat vomits frequently, and its belly may be full of bugs. Please help it get rid of the bugs as soon as possible!

7. There are worms in feces

Pet owners can also observe whether there are bugs in the feces excreted by the cat. If there are live bugs or blood in the feces, it also means that the cat’s belly may be full of bugs. Pet owners must pay attention and deworm their cats as soon as possible, otherwise the consequences will be serious.

Deworming medicine has a certain stimulating effect on the gastric mucosa of cats and can easily cause cats to vomit. When deworming, pet owners can give their cats some probiotics to replenish the probiotics in the body and improve intestinal disorders. It is effective. Solve vomiting, diarrhea and relieve discomfort.