Dom
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FPMSL 
Though it sounds like you need to start taking the shitting-worms-furball to the vets more often 
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Brett
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I'll just get rid of it tbh.
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Demo
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i hear the river calling you brett
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K17STY
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its worms, take it to the vets for an injection. or get some worm tablets. Itll get worse before they go tho
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Cosmo
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I'll just get rid of it tbh.
car + rear wheel + cats head + roll over = no more ass worms.
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You need to de-cat the appartment I belive powerflow will offer this service 
think we need to de-doug this forum after that joke
I actually feel the same way
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its worms, take it to the vets for an injection. or get some worm tablets. Itll get worse before they go tho
Is the cat a threat to my daughter? i.e. Does it need to stay out for a week?
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Dom
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I'll just get rid of it tbh.
car + rear wheel + cats head + roll over = no more ass worms.
for some reason it reminds me of Nation Lampoon's: Christmas Vacation, where the dog is accidently left tied to the rear bumper of the car, only later for them to find the lead still attached but without a dog
Brett, perhaps you could do something similar? Cat + lead + tied to scooby....... 
[Edited on 23-08-2007 by Dom]
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I'll just get rid of it tbh.
car + rear wheel + cats head + roll over = no more ass worms.
You don't live far. I wanna see these cat eating pirahna.
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ClaireF
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well worms from dogs can cause blindness but not sure about cat worms
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Cosmo
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You don't live far. I wanna see these cat eating pirahna.
My fish arent eating an infected cat FFS
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Dom
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its worms, take it to the vets for an injection. or get some worm tablets. Itll get worse before they go tho
Is the cat a threat to my daughter? i.e. Does it need to stay out for a week?
i personally would leave the shitting worms cat outside for the night and take the bastard thing down to the vets first thing.
You might need to get the house cleaned/bug sprayed etc And i wouldn't let your daughter near the furball either....
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Cosmo
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A roundworm called Toxocara cati can also affect people, but children are especially at risk. If a human eats the eggs, the worm larvae may migrate through the body, which can damage organs like the eye.
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http://www.petalia.com.au/templates/StoryTemplate_Process.cfm?Story_No=460#ct-4
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Whittie
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kill the cat, before the cat kills you
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K17STY
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cats normally get tepe worm, was it flatish?
Im not sure on the implications to your baby. I wouldnt think you had to spray the house of anything.dont quote me but i think they need a host to breed. once the leave they die off.
Cat probably got it from eating mice.
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ClaireF
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its congnital as well, so depending on age of cat could recieve them from the mothers milk.
your cat will most prob also have fleas as fleas host on the tapeworm or otherway round. So if cat gor fleas likely to have tapeworm vice versa
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Diplidium caninum is a segmented tapeworm which lives in the cats small intestine. Each segment of the worm contains maturing eggs. These segments, when passed from the cat, resemble grains of rice, you may even notice them around the cats anus, on the cats coat or bedding. These segments can cause anal irritation and excessive licking of this area.
Possibly
*Awaits post from Brett* "I can't stop licking my anus"
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My friend Kate is a vet.
Kate says "shit, he really shouldn't let them touch him. They can dig into his skin and lay eggs. I'd get cat out of the house asap"
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quote:
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My friend Kate is a vet.
Kate says "shit, he really shouldn't let them touch him. They can dig into his skin and lay eggs. I'd get cat out of the house asap"
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mav
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my missus cat had fleas in my old house, not good....wee bastards they are....took about 1 week to toally get rid of them all in the house and cat, wasn't nice i tell you...... fucking thing....
[Edited on 23-08-2007 by mav]
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Steve
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definatly worms mate
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CorsAsh
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God is punishing you for owning a Scooby.
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Ally
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deffo not fleas as they are dark in colour, what you posted sounds about right
keep your litttle one away from the kitty
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Brett
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That's bullshit about digging into my skin tho, right? lol
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