The main symptoms of worms in a cat’s belly include: dry hair, white gums and eyelids, no matter how much you eat, you will not gain weight, frequent scratching of the body, lethargy, frequent vomiting, loose stools, worms in the stool, and bloated abdomen. If you find that your cat has the above symptoms, you must pay attention to it, and you must regularly help the cat with internal and external deworming work. It is generally recommended that cats be dewormed internally every three months and externally dewormed every month.

1. Dry hair

Normal and healthy cat hair should be smooth and shiny. If the cat’s diet and living environment have not changed, but the hair becomes more and more coarse, dull, and dry, it may be due to parasitism. Dehydration or malnutrition caused by parasitic worm infection. At this time, it is recommended that the owner deworms the cat as soon as possible, otherwise it will cause a large loss of nutrients in the cat, which will affect its normal growth and development.

2. White gums and eyelids

Normal and healthy cats’ gums and eyelids are pink. If they are excessively white, it may be anemia caused by parasites in the body. This situation is quite serious, and it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.

　3. No matter how you eat, you will not gain weight

Because the parasites will absorb nutrients from the cat’s body, no matter how much the cat eats, it will not gain weight, and may even become thinner and thinner. If you find that your cat has this condition, you should deworm it as soon as possible, otherwise there will be more and more parasites in the body, and in severe cases, the cat's life may be in danger.

　4. Frequent scratching of the body

Since the parasites on cats can make cats feel itchy and uncomfortable, cats will often scratch their bodies and rub their buttocks on the ground to relieve the discomfort. If the cat is not dewormed in time, the cat is likely to scratch its own skin and cause infection.

　5. Drowsiness

Since the parasites in cats survive by absorbing nutrients from the intestines, when cats do not have sufficient nutrient supply, they will suffer from listlessness, lethargy and other symptoms. Therefore, once a cat is found to be lethargic, it is necessary to pay attention, as it is likely to be infected with parasites.

6. Frequent vomiting and diarrhea

If your cat often vomits and has diarrhea, it may be infected with parasites. For example, worms are parasites that can affect a cat’s gastrointestinal tract and cause vomiting and diarrhea.

　7. There are worms in the poop

The most obvious sign of bugs in a cat’s stomach is that there are worms in the feces, and there will also be obvious symptoms such as soft stools and blood in the stool, which also indicates that the cat’s stomach may be full of bugs. At this time, you must deworm the cat as soon as possible, otherwise it will damage the cat's health and cause irreparable consequences.

8. Abdominal swelling

If the cat’s belly becomes particularly large, excluding factors such as excessive obesity, cat-to-belly transmission, and pregnancy, it means that the cat’s belly is full of bugs. At this time, the owner had better deworm the cat in time, otherwise the situation will get worse and worse.