Your cat is FINE. If you ever looked at your own ‘poo’ after you go, you would notice that if you eat chicken for several days in a row, it gets lighter, if you eat beef for several days in a row, it gets darker. I’m betting you gave you cat a different flavor of cat food … FISH … with no ‘beef, lamb, pork, or chicken’ to give it any color. That with the ‘corn’ they put in catfood for ’starch’ can give a cat ’snow-colored poo.’ It’s scary if you don’t know WHY, but that’s the reason. Try giving your cat a ‘different flavor’ of cat food every day, and her ‘poo’ will be a more ‘neutral light brown’ … but don’t worry about white … it’s a NATURAL coloring from the cat food she’s getting.

Okay I don’t know what people are saying here but if it’s small and white like a piece of rice, it’s a tapeworm. If they are really long it might be ringworm.
No need to be alarmed, LOTS of animals get this and it’s easily removed. You get tapeworm when the pet accidentally swallows a dead flea (when they are grooming and scratching themselves)…DO NOT GIVE THEM THE STUFF YOU BUY AT GROCERY STORES OR PET STORES!! Sometimes pets have bad seizures from those. Get your deworming medication from a vet.

My cat came inside and sat down at his water bowl. Got up and there was a worm about 4 inches long and thin as a pencil lead. It looked just like a night crawler and I have never heard of a parasite worm looking like a night crawler.
Could if have been just stuck to him?
Or was it some kind of parasite that I have not seen yet?

Ooh, not fun. An older cat of mine had that…can’t recall the name…but you need to go to the vet and get a certain medicine to be given with food.

I think i have noticed quite a few during these days, but i just disregarded it as bits of .. i dont know o-o anyways, today she jumped on my lap and i was petting her, and then i picked out that black curly thing from her white fur, and it was wriggling.. yeesh. Its just a little white head, and i wriggling black body, and is like.. a quarter of a centremeter…
what is it
i know my cat has fleas, and i got this flea treatment, but it looks useless, i mean, putting it around her neck, what about near her tail, i see heaps of fleas near her tail .. S:
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It’s either in their vomit or their feces. Either way means there are too much worms in the body. There are two you usually see, the long, white, thin, noodle-like worms, which either come out through vomit or feces. The other, which are tape worms, look like rice grain that stretches back and forth (reminds me of an accordion) that comes out only in the feces.
It would be better to just give you cat de-wormers (that covers various types of worms) on a regular basis, like every three months.

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I give my dog those meds but never gave it to my cat.

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A few minutes after my cat went to the litter box today I caught him playing with something on the floor. Closer inspection showed it was something looking like a fat gray caterpillar maybe 1-2 inches long. This doesn’t look like any parasite I know of but I got the feeling it might have been something that came from him and he picked off his hair after. Could any parasite that would infect a cat be this large and fit this morphology? It in no way resembled a roundworm’s “spaghetti” like appearance.

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Small white/cream colored rice… Yes, you would see them around the anus and sometimes in their poop

Hi. If graphic descriptions of my cat’s body waste is a problem do not read the rest of this.
My cat, age 11, has been having problems with his digestion. I have been to the vet repeatedly, spent more that $1,000 so far (can’t keep this up much longer) and still have no answers. We have tried vitamins, diet changes, environment changes, all no help.
SYMPTOMS are as follows:
Stools, vary between:
(a) large soft “foamy” curry colored stools (texture reminds me of that really firm foam they use to fill flat tires with);
(b) soupy curry colored diarrhea (texture like yellow mud with lumps);
(c) slimy dark green diarrhea (texture reminds me of seaweed soup/stew) which dries into a very hard substance,
(d) ordinary looking but very soft stool “turds”.
Cat urinates in the box but defecates outside it (most of the time but not always) so unfortunately we see the details all too clearly as we clean up. We have not seen stool type (a) recently, we have seen a lot of stool type (b) and most recently several stools of type (c). But we have seen all 4 types.
He has lost some weight, he has become occasionally dehydrated due to the diarrhea, he has a healthy (but finicky) appetite as normal and seems to drink normally. Physical activity seems pretty normal.
TESTS:
Full panel blood tests are all normal except a slightly elevated liver indicated. No diabetes, no kidney malfunction. One vet in the office suggested maybe it is possible pancreatic enzyme issues (based on the curry colored stools) but said the test to check that possibility was very expensive.
Stool exam shows no parasites.
ANY IDEAS? I love my cat but I am going broke and no further along than before.