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A survey study on gastrointestinal parasites in 113 faecal samples from stray cats collected randomly from Kafrelsheikh province, northern region of Nile delta of Egypt; was conducted in the period between January and May 2010. The overall prevalence was 91%. The results of this study reported seven helminth species:  Toxocara cati  (9%),  Ancylostoma tubaeforme  (4%),  Toxascaris leonina  (5%),  Dipylidium caninum  (5%),  Capillaria  spp. (3%),  Taenia taeniformis  (22%) and  Heterophyes heterophyes  (3%), four protozoal species:  Toxoplasma gondii  (9%),  Sarcocyst  spp. (1%),  Isospora  spp. (2%) and  Giardia  spp. (2%) and two arthropod species;  Linguatula serrata  (2%) and mites eggs (13%).  The overall prevalence of intestinal parasites may continue to rise due to lack of functional veterinary clinics for cat care in Egypt. Therefore, there is a need to plan adequate control programs to diagnose, treat and control gastrointestinal parasites of companion as well as stray cats in the region.

A Survey Study on Gastrointestinal Parasites of Stray Cats in Northern Region of Nile Delta, Egypt