Fleas and Your Cat

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What do these two diseases have in common? They both require fleas for transmission of the disease. (Rats, mice and other rodents also play a
role in the transmission of these diseases, but today we’re focusing
mainly on fleas and flea control.)

And these diseases aren’t alone. An even more common human disease that
requires fleas in order to be transmitted is cat scratch fever. This
disease occurs when a scratch becomes contaminated with flea dirt. (Flea
dirt is what flea poop is commonly called.)

If that’s not enough to convince you that flea control is important for
your cat, then consider what fleas can do to your cat. They can cause
skin disease, pass tapeworms to your cat, and just generally make your
cat feel miserable.

Posted 15 Dec 2021

I think it's not really possible. Last year I was also concerned about the problem of lice in my dog. I tried to protect my Mr. Stuffy from fleas as much as possible. I washed him with special flea shampoos and tried to protect him from communicating with other dogs. One day I bought my Stuffy a Cricket Ball Toy and didn't keep track of how he started playing with his ball with the neighbor's dog. The neighbor then apologized and reported that his dog had fleas. But nothing was transmitted through the toy. Since then, I'm not so afraid that my dog will get infected with fleas, it's still easy to get them out nowadays.
Posted 15 Dec 2021

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