The harm caused by bacteria in cats to humans:

1. Parasites

Such as roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms and other internal parasites. These parasites It will cause abdominal pain, vomiting, fever and other symptoms in the human body, so cats need to be regularly dewormed internally and externally.

2. Mold and cat ringworm

are skin diseases. Although these can be transmitted to people, the human body will actually heal itself, which may be slower. However, to prevent it, cats must be treated Disinfect the environment well, do not keep pets at home, and refuse to come into contact with strange cats and dogs. Once sick, treat them actively.

3. Toxoplasma gondii

The most common way for humans to be infected with Toxoplasma gondii is to eat undercooked meat or vegetables. The cutting board at home does not distinguish between raw and cooked (one cutting board at the same time cut vegetables, raw meat, cooked food, fruits), direct transmission from cats to humans is rare. Toxoplasma gondii can also cause fetal malformations in pregnant women.

4. Cat-scratch fever

Patients often suffer from cat scratches, licks, and bites, resulting in red papule lesions. People with poor immunity may develop symptoms such as bacteremia. It is spread between cats through fleas and is currently not thought to be pathogenic to cats. It can be treated, and most infections in humans resolve spontaneously or respond well to antibiotic treatment.