A species of nematode, Contracaecum milvi, has been recorded in the liver and the stomach while Acanthocephalans, Mediorhynchus gibson and M. fatimae, has been described from the gut of specimens from Pakistan.
The discovery of *Contracaecum milvi* in the liver and stomach of animals is mentioned alongside the identification of *Mediorhynchus gibson* and *M. fatimae* as Acanthocephalans found in the guts of Pakistani specimens.