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Whether all pets in the home need treatment depends on the type of parasite....

To treat or prevent parasite infections at home, it's essential to be vigilant about your pet's hair coat, symptoms, and overall well-being....

Yes, deworming is necessary for cats....

Intestinal parasites can be prevented....

Yes, there are medications available to prevent intestinal parasites in cats....

Some parasites can be passed from a cat to a person, which is known as a zoonotic disease or zoonotic parasite....

First, have a fecal sample analyzed at your veterinarian's office to identify if your cat is harboring any intestinal parasites....

Most cats get intestinal parasites through fecal-oral transmission, meaning they get exposed to fecal material containing eggs that are then ingest...

Your cat is tested for worms with a fecal material sample. You'll need to collect some fresh fecal material from the litter box....

Yes, indoor cats can still get parasites....

At Via Verde Animal Hospital, everyone is considered a leader and an integral member of the health care delivery team....

Animal Clinic of Anacostia is a community-oriented veterinary clinic in Washington, DC....

Cottonwood Veterinary Clinic & Cottonwood Small Animal Clinic is proud to serve the Cottonwood CA area for everything veterinary related....

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Here at Springwood we believe in preventive medicine and empowering the pet owner with as much knowledge as possible....

Omro Animal Hospital strives for the best care of your pets!...

Park Animal Hospital also takes an active role in our community by working closely with many nonprofit organizations and we always have our own res...

Intestinal parasites are organisms that live within the intestinal tract of cats....

Some of the most common symptoms of worms in cats include a bloated belly, vomiting, loss of appetite, and diarrhea....

Worms can be passed in several different ways....