FAQ

Yes, some types of worms in cats, such as roundworms and hookworms, can spread to humans through contact with contaminated feces or environments.

Cats with worms may feel lethargic, have a poor appetite, and show signs of discomfort such as scooting or vomiting.

Cats with worms may show signs like weight loss, vomiting, bloated belly, or visible worms in feces or around the anus.

You can tell if your cat has worms by observing symptoms like weight loss, vomiting, a bloated abdomen, and visible worms in stool or around the anus.

Cats with worms may show signs such as weight loss, vomiting, diarrhea, bloated abdomen, and visible worms in stool or around the anus.

Not in corpus.

Cat chin acne is not primarily fungal, but secondary fungal or bacterial infections can occur.

To get rid of chin dermatitis, identify the trigger, maintain proper skin hygiene, and use prescription creams or moisturizers recommended by a dermatologist.

Cat chin acne is not primarily fungal, but secondary fungal infections can occur.

To get rid of dermatitis on the chin, identify the underlying cause and apply appropriate treatments such as topical creams or lifestyle changes.