Answer: These sound like tapeworms. Tapeworms are generally the only worms that you may see in an adult cat. They are generally less than a half-inch in length and may wiggle or move when they emerge.

Hi Biscuit, I need some help. We have three cats. I just went to clean the litter box, and I found poop that is covered in tapeworms (it looks like little grains of white rice that are moving).

The more parasites you can prevent with one treatment, the better off your cat will be. You can purchase prescription medicines from your vet or at online pet stores like Chewy, Petco, and Petsmart.

What Is the Treatment for Tapeworm in Cats? You'll need to treat your adult cat with a deworming product every 1 to 3 months. Speak to your vet about getting the right kind of dewormer for your cats.

What to consider when buying flea treatments for cats “First and foremost, remember that cats are not small dogs,” says Nelson. “Meaning, canine medication is not appropriate for felines.

"Small wriggling tapeworm segments work their way out of your cat or dog’s anus, leaving egg packets in your bed. While all of this might sound dramatic, it can and does happen," says Dr. MacMillan.