Today, when the cat was on the balcony, she found such a bug on her, is it a parasite?

Is it a tick? Animals love to play in the grass, and it is normal to have ticks, so you can take your cat to the pet store to exterminate insects in vitro.

Generally, it may be fleas, and it is recommended to go for in vitro deworming. If there are more, it is recommended to go to a pet hospital or pet store to do, if you can deal with it, you can buy external deworming drugs, or related bath agents, and also do a good job of internal deworming.

It may or may not be a parasite

Yes, take the cat to the pet store.

You can search online to see if it's a tick, and if so, take your cat to the animal hospital to have a look!

Yes, let's take the cat to see it.

yes, send me a ** to see.

1. Cats have parasites.

Although cats love to be clean, but in fact, cats are also more prone to parasites, especially in the process of raising cats without taking good care of cats, such as regular bathing, then cats are very prone to some parasites, and there are actually many types of parasites on cats, such as fleas, which are often seen, if there are more fleas, it is even easy to cause cats to be restless, as well as lice, ticks, mites, etc., These are easy to appear on the cat's body, so when the cat has symptoms of parasites, the owner must deworm the cat in time.

Second, the treatment method.

If there are parasites on the cat, there will often be a series of manifestations, such as the cat's ** will have redness symptoms, and even some small rashes, and then there are some parasites that will cause severe itching, the cat will continue to scratch around or have serious hair loss, then in this case, the owner can use some deworming drugs for the cat, spray directly on the cat's **, so that it can be a good deworming.

There are parasites on the cat's body and there are many types of parasites, so the owners must regularly deworm the cat, so as to ensure that the cat has no parasites and keeps the body in the best condition.

Cats generally have some parasites on their bodies, so be sure to deworm them, otherwise they will get fleas.

1. Ectoparasites

The most common parasites in kittens are ectoparasites, such as fleas, ticks, mites, etc. These parasites bring discomfort and symptoms to kittens by sucking the cat's blood or parasitic on the cat's fur and hair follicles, such as itching, hair loss, inflammation, etc.

Fleas are the most common parasites in the dusty silver, they parasitize on the body surface of kittens, suck blood, cause itching and pain, and can also spread diseases. Ticks and mites often hide in the fur, ear canals, paws and other parts of kittens, causing different diseases.

2. Intestinal parasites

In addition to ectoparasites, kittens may also have a variety of parasites in their intestines, such as roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, etc. These parasites can affect the health of kittens and even cause serious diseases.

Ascaris is the most common parasite in kittens, and they are transmitted by ingesting roundworm eggs parasitic on mice or other infected kittens, causing intestinal inflammation, vomiting and indigestion in kittens. Hookworms are infected through contact with the soles of kittens, which can cause symptoms such as anemia and diarrhea. Tapeworms are transmitted by eating fleas or rodents infected with tapeworms, causing symptoms such as poor eating and diarrhea in kittens.

3. Cardiovascular parasites

There is also a rarer type of parasite, the cardiovascular parasite. After the kitten is inhaled into the parasite eggs, these eggs hatch into larvae that pass through the alveolar walls of the kitten and enter the lung tissue and blood circulatory system, thereby infecting the kitten's heart and arteries, causing heart and circulatory disorders and diseases.

Common cardiovascular parasites include heartworms, lung heartworms, toxoplasmosis, etc. These parasites mainly affect the health of kittens, causing symptoms such as breathing difficulties, coughing, weakness, anemia, and even endangering the kitten's life.

4. Prevention and**

In order to avoid the kitten being infected by parasites, the owner needs to pay attention to the hygiene and health care of the cat. First of all, bathe the kitten regularly and clean the parasites on its body, and regularly disinfect the cat's living environment and supplies.

At the same time, the owner should also follow the veterinary advice to give the kitten preventive and**, such as regular deworming and vaccination for the kitten. If the kitten is infected with parasites, it needs to be given the corresponding medication** under the guidance of the veterinarian, and at the same time sanitary, disinfected and isolated.

Cats do not necessarily have parasites, the owner can take the cat to the animal hospital for microscopic examination and special parasite examination to determine whether there are parasites on the cat, and regular internal and external deworming for the cat can effectively prevent the cat from being infected with parasites. Cats have parasites, and because cats have lush hair, they are a good place for fleas and mites to hide, so cats will have parasites. Parasites can have a huge impact on a cat's health.

When the breeder finds that the cat has parasites, it is necessary to bathe the cat to remove fleas and mites from the cat. If the situation is serious, the breeder also needs to shave the cat's hair and clean the cat's **.

Breeders need to provide a clean and hygienic living environment for cats when they usually raise cats. Cats need to be bathed frequently and given deworming drugs regularly.

Yes, there is a risk of parasite infection without leaving home, and the owner usually goes out to bring home some parasite eggs, thus causing cats to be infected with parasites. If the owner gives the cat raw meat, the cat will also be infected with parasites, and you can use pet worm clear oral liquid to deworm.

The odds are low.

If the cat has never been dewormed, the chance of a person being infected with the parasite by the cat can be 80%-90%. But don't be afraid, as long as you do a good job of deworming, the chance of infection is not high. The following are common parasites in cats.

1. Fleas. Fleas are a common parasite in the body of cats, its size is very small, the jumping ability is excellent, the reproduction speed is fast, will seriously endanger the health of cats, and the cats parasitized by fleas are manifested as giant itching and restlessness.

2. Ticks. Ticks are more likely to be parasitic in dogs, but they can also be parasitic in cats. If you find that the cat is parasitic with ticks, you need to go to the pet hospital for treatment, if you insist on catching the ticks, the tick's mouth god stone tool will remain in the cat's body rotten to cause harm.

3. Mites. Mites are a common disease in cats, mainly in the face, eyelids, and neck of cats, etc., after cats are infected with mites, there will be a lot of harm, such as cat hair loss, cat ear mites and so on.

4. Lice. Lice infestation is not as common as fleas, and different lice will have different hosts, cat lice are specifically parasitic on cats and are almost never transmitted to humans.

5. Ascaris. Ascaris is one of the most common internal parasites in cats, which is a zoonotic disease, mainly parasitic in the digestive tract, with a body length of about 3-12 cm.

6. Hookworm swimming.

Hookworm is also one of the common internal parasites in cats, mainly parasitic in the small intestine of cats, and the most common hookworm infection in cats is tubular hookworm.

Cats have parasites on their bodies, and if cats are not regularly dewormed or infected by parasites on other animals, they will cause cats to be attacked by parasites, and cats are generally parasitic ectoparasites. Cats have parasites on their bodies, and cats can be attacked by parasites if they are not regularly dewormed or infected by parasites from other animals. Cats are generally ectoparasitic parasites.

Due to the dense fur of cats, it is a good place for ectoparasites such as fleas and mites to hide. If the cat cannot be kept clean and hygienic, it will be attacked by parasites, which will affect the cat's health in serious cases.

Breeders usually need to bathe their cats regularly when raising cats to keep them clean. At the same time, when feeding, it is necessary to feed anthelmintic drugs regularly to avoid the reproduction of parasites in the cat's body.