Tapeworms are very common, so some parents may worry about whether tapeworms can be transmitted to people, especially if there are children at home.

To answer this question, we must first understand the classification of tapeworms. There are two types of tapeworms currently found in cats. One is the most common, the scientific name is Dipylidium caninum ; The other type is extremely rare, and its scientific name is Echinococcus. The former is extremely common, and basically all the tapeworms we see are of this type. They are not transmitted from cats to humans.

This kind of tapeworm, some are several millimeters long, and some can even be several meters long. They are flat and attached to the inner wall of the cat's intestines. It turns out to be the cat tapeworm killer, how to prevent it?

The pet doctor told me that although the cat stays at home every day and does not go out, the owner has to go out every day, and parasites and eggs will pass through the owner’s body Clothes are brought home and when cats come into close contact with their owners, they may accidentally eat parasitic eggs such as cat tapeworms and become infected with parasitic diseases. It is particularly important to note that fleas, a common parasite, are the intermediate hosts of tapeworms. If you accidentally eat flea eggs, you can also be infected with cat tapeworms. In addition, if your cat has the habit of eating raw meat and bones, it will also be at risk of being infected with cat tapeworms.

Of course, in addition to cat tapeworms, there are also fleas, roundworms, hookworms, lice, mites, ticks, etc., which are also parasites that cats are very susceptible to. Especially in summer, when parasites multiply vigorously, they must be given The cat is well dewormed. Otherwise, parasitic infection will not only harm the cat's health, causing cats to suffer from diarrhea, vomiting, constipation, weight loss, malnutrition and other uncomfortable symptoms, but some parasites can also cause zoonotic diseases. Cat tapeworms like the one suffered by Jubao are zoonotic diseases. Those with elderly people and children at home need to be especially careful. Once infected, it can cause malnutrition, abdominal pain, diarrhea, anal itching and other problems.

I dewormed Ju Bao once in the hospital. I thought it was a bit expensive. Later, I dewormed Ju Bao at home. I bought the blog on the recommendation of a big cat owner around me. Lai En works together internally and externally. Because this friend told me that the currently popular cat anthelmintic drugs, which can drive away cat tapeworms, basically require oral administration of the drug to cats. This is not an easy task. If you don’t pay attention, you will be infected. scratches.

Bryan is an external drop. You only need to drop the liquid on the skin of the cat's shoulder and neck. It is very suitable for a novice cat owner like me. Moreover, this deworming medicine can also repel fleas, roundworms, hookworms, lice, mites, ticks and other common parasites. It has a particularly wide range of prevention and treatment, and it is also a good choice for daily deworming of cats.

I used it on Jubao several times with the mentality of giving it a try, and then took it to the hospital for a stool test. Then the doctor told me that everything was normal and there was no sign of parasitic infection in Jubao. Bao's cat's tapeworm disease is finally cured, I'm so happy. Now I strictly follow the instructions of Bolien, every monthAfter deworming Jubao, the little guy never got parasitic disease again, and he gained a lot of weight and became a big fat Jubao.

How to treat cat tapeworm disease? Do you know what to do? It is important to choose the right cat deworming medicine and deworm on time! Finally, I would like to remind everyone that as a qualified poop scooper, in addition to giving cats good food and drink, we must also keep the cat’s living environment clean and sanitary, open more windows, ventilate frequently, clean on time, and disinfect regularly. More importantly, we also need to spend more time with them, otherwise cats, such arrogant little owners, may become depressed!