You go to clean the litterbox and notice small, white wiggly things on your cat’s fresh stool. Or you are grooming your cat and find small, dried, rice-like objects around your cat’s anus. These observations suggest that your cat has tapeworms. The white things are freshly passed tapeworm segments containing packets of eggs, and the dried rice-looking things are dried segments.
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