Parasites in cats can be transmitted to humans. Cat parasites can be transmitted to humans through scratching, biting, and close contact. When roundworm eggs are infected into the human body, they can cause symptoms such as coughing, fever, and asthma. Common symptoms of tapeworm infection in humans include abdominal pain and indigestion. If cats infect humans with external parasites such as fleas and ticks, they can cause local skin damage, redness, swelling, and acute inflammation.

Methods to prevent parasites from cats from infecting humans:

1. Shovel poop in time, preferably every day.

2. Clean your home well and drive away mosquitoes, cockroaches, fleas and other insects that can easily spread diseases.

3. Try not to let the cat go out, especially do not let the cat hunt in the wild, and do not have direct contact with the cat’s saliva, nasal mucus and other secretions.