Not exact matches
Feline tapeworms are one of a number of
endoparasites (internal parasites) that
live in your cat's intestines.
Endoparasites (in this case intestinal parasitic worms) are described as organisms that
live and reproduce in the gut where they feed and derive their nourishment.
Dr. Christman begins with a discussion of ectoparasites (parasites that
live on a pet's skin, such as fleas and ticks) and
endoparasites (parasites that
live inside a pet, such as roundworms, tapeworms, and whipworms).
There are two basic types: Internal parasites (
endoparasites) such as heartworms, hookworms and roundworms,
live inside the body of a plant or animal and produce an infection within the host.