Parasites in cats may be transmitted to humans, which may affect your health to a certain extent. Therefore, it is best not to come into contact with cats and other animals. Such as fleas, ticks, tapeworms, roundworms, hookworms, these parasites are common to humans and animals. They infect cats through the mouth, skin, intermediate hosts, sick cats, and the external environment, and parasites in cats are transmitted to humans through feces or mouth. You should pay attention to personal hygiene at ordinary times. After coming into contact with cats and other animals, your clothes need to be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected, and the environment at home should be properly disinfected to play a preventive role.

Methods to prevent parasites from cats from being transmitted to humans:

1. Timely deworming. To deworm the cat, take tablets to deworm the body internally and use potions to deworm the cat externally. If there are no worms in the cat, it cannot infect humans.

2. Provide clean food. The food and water your cat eats must be clean, and be careful to prevent your cat from accidentally eating creatures such as mice and cockroaches.

3. Regular and comprehensive disinfection. The items in your home must be fully disinfected regularly every month to prevent cats from contracting parasites.

4. Avoid contact with exotic cats. Do not touch strange cats at will, especially stray cats. Wash your hands frequently after touching the cats.

5. Restrict activities. Keep your cat’s activities indoors.