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Grub worms are not an intestinal parasite of cats. In the wild they may eat grub worms out of desperation if hungry enough. Grub worms can potentially cause gastrointestinal upset if eaten because they are a foreign substance not normally a part of the diet. Take a fecal sample to your veterinarian for an analysis if you are concerned your cat has intestinal parasites.
