If you live with pet cats and dogs for a long time, will you get any parasites and other diseases?

Touching your pet's hair is usually okay.

Fleas and the like depend on how well you clean your pets.

Parasites in the body are transmitted through the feces.

So as long as you take care of your pet's feces, there will be no problem.

Like Toxoplasma gondii, it is transmitted through the feces of cats.

Only 7 to 20 days after infection in cats (very rarely) are cysts that excrete Toxoplasma gondii.

After that, it is not contagious.

However, cysts of Toxoplasma gondii must develop outside for 2 to 5 days before they are infectious.

Therefore, it is very important to dispose of cat feces in a timely manner.

With the exception of pregnant women, people infected with toxoplasmosis have few symptoms.

If you don't feel at ease, go and get vaccinated with your pet.

The main thing is to dispose of the feces in a timely manner.

There will be no problem.

The parasite in cats is mainly Toxoplasma gondii, but it is excreted only once in a lifetime and is only contagious if the person is weak and has low immunity. If a person wants to be infected, he can be dewormed by taking sulfonamides. In addition, pet cats can give her direct deworming, and go to the veterinarian to buy deworming drugs according to weight.

It has been scientifically proven that children who grow up with furry pets are less likely to develop asthma diseases.

Small pets are a great help to the cultivation of children's emotional intelligence, and they can get a lot of unexpected fun when they are raised correctly.

Cats can have toxoplasma gondii in their feces, but dogs don't. Therefore, pregnant women are generally not allowed to have cats because they will hurt the fetus. It is best to clean up the hair, just use a vacuum cleaner or something special.

If you have to wash your cat or dog on time, you won't.

You have to keep them out of you to prevent parasites.

If you don't worry, go to the pet hospital for a check-up, after all, they are together for a long time, and the check-up is more safe.

Cats will have parasites on them more or less, and domestic cats will be better, so you don't have to worry too much. Our cat is 9 months old, just took the master home when he took it to a physical examination, the doctor said that it is very healthy, worried about parasites can be used to play deworming injections, usually buy a little spray of medicine, can eliminate some parasites, our master is using a pure natural anthelmintic drug, the brand imported from the Netherlands, you can go to find, after all, the health of the cat is the most important, deworming products must be carefully chosen!

Yes, but it doesn't matter, regular deworming will do! Don't worry!

The parasites in the dog's body can be transmitted to cats, so the dogs and cats in the house often have to deworm them and bathe them to prevent this from happening.

Precautions for raising a dog.

1. Choose a dog: First of all, make sure that the dog you choose meets the conditions of the family, and it is not recommended to raise large dogs in a small house, and the smell of the dog is easy to accumulate indoors and should not spread. It is also necessary to determine whether the dog you buy is healthy, and be careful to buy the dog until the week, so that it is not easy to survive.

2. Feeding: The dog needs to be one month old before it can leave the dog mother to feed alone.

Before three or four months of age, it must eat four meals a day to make sure that it does not go hungry.

3. Urination: A few months old underage dogs can't help but urinate, and they need step-by-step patient teaching to make the dog form a conditioned reflex. During the time it reaches adulthood, you can only do two things, one is to wait for it to grow up, and the other is to teach it patiently.

4. Teeth grinding: Dogs bite things because they have teeth, you need to protect your beloved shoes, data cables, power cables, pillows, etc., in short, pack up all the things you are reluctant to take, don't give him a chance. Don't put your dog in a cage, as this is not good for the development of its teeth.

5. Entertainment: The puppy will be particularly clingy when he is a child, don't resist it too much, try to find time to accompany it when he comes home from work, and don't make him feel lonely.

6. Dog hair: This requires the owners to clean frequently, do not cut the dog's hair because of the moulting period, the hair has a protective effect on the dog's **, as long as it is not a disease, do not be brief.

7. Cleaning: In summer, the dog's body does not need to be washed every day like a person, as long as it does not look dirty, it does not need to be cleaned, generally speaking, it is best to wash the body in about 3 days. When cleaning, straighten the dog's coat and be gentle.

Parasites in dogs, it has been reported that the infection rate of canine toxocara nematode in puppies in Chengdu City, Sichuan Province is as high, pet dogs in Shanghai also have it, and the infection rate of hookmouth nematode in dogs in Guizhou Province is as high. After these parasites invade the human body orally, its normal development is hindered. However, its larvae migrate everywhere in the human internal organs, subcutaneous or muscles, causing local tissue damage, causing fever, creeping rash, pulmonary symptoms, and eosinophil elevation.

Babesiosis.

It is transmitted through the bite of a tick parasitic on the dog, which can generally cause discomfort, fatigue, chills, fever, headache, myalgia, etc., as well as varying degrees of hemolytic anemia, yellow bile or hemoglobinuria, and liver and spleen can be enlarged. In severe cases, the onset is sudden, with chills, sweating and other symptoms, body temperature can be as high as 40, liver and kidney failure, coma, and even death. The course of the disease is often delayed because the diagnosis is not confirmed, causing intermittent episodes of symptoms.

EchinococcoccosisEchinococcoccosis is a parasitic disease caused by echinococcus parasitic in humans and some animals, which is mainly distributed in the pastoral areas of northwest China, and the infection rate of echinococcus canines in Xinjiang is 7%-71%. Echinococcus lays eggs in the small intestine of dogs, and the eggs are excreted with the dog's feces and contaminate water, food, utensils or hands, thus entering the human body through the mouth. The larvae are insidiously parasitic in the above-mentioned organs and tissues, forming cysts.

Cysts grow slowly, often taking years or decades for symptoms to appear, and the main damage is compression of surrounding tissues or organs due to cyst occupancy, but if cysts rupture, their cyst fluid can cause acute anaphylactic shock and even cardiac arrest.

Canine filariasis.

Wherever there are dogs, the disease is widely distributed, and the natural infection rate of dogs is 10-30%. The worm is mainly transmitted to humans through mosquito bites, and migrates in the soft tissues under the skin of the human person, blood vessels, and lymphatic vessels, and can cause a violent tissue reaction or suppuration. In addition, it can parasitize the right ventricle and pulmonary artery of the person, and can have cough, chest pain, hemoptysis, chest tightness, myalgia or fever, etc., and is easily misdiagnosed as pulmonary tuberculosis, pneumonia or lung tumor.

The odds are low.

If the cat has never been dewormed, the chance of a person being infected with the parasite by the cat can be 80%-90%. But don't be afraid, as long as you do a good job of deworming, the chance of infection is not high. The following are common parasites in cats.

1. Fleas. Fleas are a common parasite in the body of cats, its size is very small, the jumping ability is excellent, the reproduction speed is fast, will seriously endanger the health of cats, and the cats parasitized by fleas are manifested as giant itching and restlessness.

2. Ticks. Ticks are more likely to be parasitic in dogs, but they can also be parasitic in cats. If you find that the cat is parasitic with ticks, you need to go to the pet hospital for treatment, if you insist on catching the ticks, the tick's mouth god stone tool will remain in the cat's body rotten to cause harm.

3. Mites. Mites are a common disease in cats, mainly in the face, eyelids, and neck of cats, etc., after cats are infected with mites, there will be a lot of harm, such as cat hair loss, cat ear mites and so on.

4. Lice. Lice infestation is not as common as fleas, and different lice will have different hosts, cat lice are specifically parasitic on cats and are almost never transmitted to humans.

5. Ascaris. Ascaris is one of the most common internal parasites in cats, which is a zoonotic disease, mainly parasitic in the digestive tract, with a body length of about 3-12 cm.

6. Hookworm swimming.

Hookworm is also one of the common internal parasites in cats, mainly parasitic in the small intestine of cats, and the most common hookworm infection in cats is tubular hookworm.

Many people ask Dr. Pawpaw, do cats still need to be dewormed when they are at home every day?

There is information that if the cat is raised indoors and does not go out often, then insist on regular cleaning and regular deworming, and it will basically not be infected with parasites!

Therefore, it is important to choose a deworming drug with good effect! For parents who want peace of mind, it is recommended to use the extracorporeal anthelmintic drug Pointe, the main ingredient of which is non-predronin, avermectin transdermal solution.

It has a powerful insect repellent effect, which can not only kill adult insects, but also kill larvae! Common ectoparasites such as mites, ticks, fleas, etc. can be effectively repelled from cats! Moreover, it is highly lipophilic, even if it is wet, it is not easy to affect the insect repellent effect!