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Kathy
Worming: a PSA
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18 April, 2013, 03:19:47 pm »
Did you know that frequent vomiting and flatulence can caused by intestinal parasites in cats?
I do now!
Having run loads of blood-and-piddle tests on Ethel-the-Elderly, and found nothing amiss with her kidneys or thyroid, and then seen the daily vomiting stop as soon as she was given a worming tablet, the vet thinks that this is the most likely suspect. Given she gets wormed every three months anyway, I have no idea how her parasite load got so high. Especially as she has no teeth, which I'd have thought limited the number of meeces she can eat!
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L CC
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18 April, 2013, 03:32:09 pm »
She wont necessarily have got them from rodents, much more likely to get them from faecal contamination in soil or grooming. Intermediate hosts like fleas, slugs, snails...
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Riggers
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18 April, 2013, 03:37:40 pm »
No pun intended, but I hope this thread won't elicit a host of gruesome imagery from them that like this sort of thing.
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Jaded
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18 April, 2013, 04:10:19 pm »
<< Fires up the computer...
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