It may be normal for a cat’s belly to be round and bulging. For example, if a cat eats too much, its belly will become bulging after a meal. Generally, it will become smaller after a period of time. If a cat’s belly is always bulging, it may be a problem. Ascites may be caused by parasites. Parents can deworm the cat in time. If the cat’s belly is still bulging after deworming, it may be ascites.

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If the cat is infected with tapeworms, parents also need to do an external deworming, because tapeworms are generally spread by fleas, and fleas are cats External parasites.