Cats or dogs or any other mammals cannot pass on the tapeworms directly to the other cat, dog, etc. It has to be passed on by a Flea. The flea is called the intermediate host. The eggs are passed out in the stool of an infected animal in little segments that look like grains of rice. If the animal ate that directly, he would still not become infected. The eggs have to be ingested by the flea who then passes it on when he lands on a dog or cat and bites them. Then the cat or dog can become infected from the flea.
So that is one reason for flea protection. Use Frontline monthly or some other product that does the same thing on your cat or dog.
dogs and cats gett tapeworms from the infected flea they have consumed or have been bitten from
No it is not possible because cats don't have pinworms they get feline tapeworms.
yes
yes, absolutely mix the diatomaceous hearth with the milk, or water it work great to kill tapeworms in cats
no the methodology is entirely different.
Any type of raw fish can give a cat tapeworms. If the fish in the can has not been cooked, then yes.
Bacterial pneumonia may occur in both dogs and cats. It is highly contagious between dogs but cats cannot catch it from a dog.
Yes they can if they play where the cat has pooped
By eating infected food.
try not to give raw or uncooked meat to yourself and your pet and make sure that your pet does not eat other fecal matter from other organisms.
Not usually, but they can get Rabies, which is contagious if they bite you or if their spit enters through open skin (a cut).
Humans get tapeworm by not washing their hands after using the restroom or touching germy things, or others who have tapeworm. Tapeworm IS contagious.