Regular worming helps to minimise the amount of egg contamination in the environment. It is for this reason that the prevention of worms in cats is almost entirely reliant on pet owners maintaining a regular pet care routine.

Make regular worming part of your pet care routine from day one. Did you know that humans can also catch worms from their cats? Children are particularly at risk, giving you another reason to prevent worms in your pet cat.

There are now so many worming products on the market making it confusing for pet owners to decide how to treat for worms. As a rule of thumb, you should always speak to your vet to get advice on the best quality and most appropriate treatment for your cat. We would always advise not to

Keep an eye out for these common signs of a worm infestation in your cat: bloated abdomen vomiting diarrhoea intense hunger could be a sign of roundworms check the litter tray, worms are sometimes apparent in excrement Be aware that cats with worms do not always show signs of illness, except where the infestation is large,