In this study, two hundred fecal samples of cattle which were gathered from different parts of Turkey and fed up in barns in Kayseri were taken and examined by using the methods of flotation, sedimentation, Baermann-Wetzel, McMaster and fecal culture. On coprological examination, the types of eggs found in cattle were Paramphistomum spp. (14.5%), Fasciola spp. (7.5%), D.dendriticum (9%), Moniezia spp. (1%), Strongylida spp. (12%), and Toxocara vitulorum (0.5%). Identification of infective larvae from the fecal cultures showed that a majority of eggs in the cattle f e c e s were contributed by nematodes belonging to Ostertagia spp. (35%), Cooperia spp. (15%), Oesophagostomum spp. (15%) and Bunostomum spp. (13%). These were followed by Nematodirus spp. (7%), Haemonchus spp. (4%) and Trichostrongylus spp. (4%). Unidentified larvae were detected as 7%. The fecal egg output in Strongylid nematodes of the cattle was quite low ($leq$ 100 EPG=eggs per gram offeces) in this study.