Some diseases of cats and dogs can be transmitted to each other, such as dog parvovirus and cat parvovirus, both of which are the same strain. There is also rabies virus, which can be transmitted through saliva. Cat ringworm can also be transmitted to dogs, especially parasites. The host of many parasites can be both dogs and cats. Therefore, in the normal feeding and management process, you must not let your pets come into contact with animals you do not understand to prevent them from being infected with diseases.

How to prevent cats and dogs from transmitting diseases to each other:

1. Check pets regularly, vaccinate them regularly, treat diseases promptly if they are found, and eliminate sources of infection.

2. It is forbidden for animals to excrete randomly, deal with animal excrement in time, and wash hands in time after touching pets.

3. Disinfect the pet’s living environment regularly.

4. Families raising pets must give their pets a separate living space, preferably relatively isolated from the human living environment, and pay attention to the hygiene and disinfection of the pets themselves and the environment where humans and animals coexist.