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Ascarids of dogs and cats<\/strong><\/p>\n

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What are dog and cat roundworms?<\/p>\n

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They are round, elongated worms, which are often called “dog and cat roundworms” because they are similar to human roundworms.<\/div>\n
Adult roundworms live in the intestines of dogs and cats and can be found in vomit and feces. The adult worms will lay microscopic eggs that will end up in the environment, following the elimination by the droppings.<\/div>\n
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Adult ascarids as seen in the droppings or vomit of puppies and kittens. \u00a9 Alan R. Walker, Creative Commons<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

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