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Cats can rarely become infected by another dog hookworm, called Uncinaria stenocephala. In general, cats tend to harbor relatively few hookworms when compared to the large numbers found in dogs. Also, the feline hookworms tend to be less aggressive bloodsuckers than the canine species.

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