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.

It is a type of parasite which half of the world’s human population have. But I don’t eat other animals so it is probably less likely that I have it than other people.
But than again, I do like cats a lot.

It was white, had a tapered tail, but why was it in its food? I havnt seen any in its poo

the cat in question is an 8 month old male, and the owner is afraid to use too much of the medication she has now for him, and would like to be able to use something not as harsh on his system.

Dog fleas (Ctenocephalides canis) are very rare in the United States and are most commonly found in European countries. They are very similar in appearance to the cat flea and can only be differentiated by very small morphological differences with the use of a microscope.
The most common parasite on your dog will actually be a CAT flea. Dog fleas are commonly found in Europe, while cat fleas are very common to the U.S. Cat fleas are not picky about who they feed on. Cat fleas can, in rare cases, carry disease. Also, if ingested can cause tape worm. The cat flea has been found to carry the plague and murine typhus to humans.

My cat has recently picked up fleas so I put Front Line on her and still she has them all over her. I found fleas on my coach and bed, everywhere. My mother recommends giving her a bath, but she’s old and hard to handle when trying to bathe her. I can’t stand going another day with those parasites all over her or my house. What should I do?

Thanks!

I am 39 weeks pregnant and have two 4 yr old house cats. One was sick 3 times on Fri and once on Sat and had a bit of diarrhea. She’s not off her food at all, in fact, quite the opposite…Keeps eating it and bringing it back up. I usually give them wet and dry food but gave them just dry food yesterday and she wasn’t sick so I gave her some wet again this morning and so far so good. I took her to the vets today for her booster vaccs and told the vet who said it could be worms and gave her a Drontal worming tablet. What I didn’t ask though, is if she has got worms, can this affect me/baby??

yes, take it to the vet.
there are many types of worms, including hook, whip, round, tape.. and others.
a vet can check under a microscope for specific parasite issues.
if your cat has hookworms and you treat it with a general wormer, it may not help… sometimes you need to give different wormers for specific infestations.
hook and whipworms attach themselves to the intestinal walls. All parasites compete with the host animal for food/nutrients, which can in some cases, lead to death.
also, it is uncomfortable and even painful for the animal who has the worms.
it’s best to have a thorough check, especially if you don’t know the cat’s history.
mackarel won’t do anything, except make the cat happy. LOL

no parasites etc. she was given a cortizone jab about a month ago. that stopped it . but the last few days she has started again.