Cat tapeworms may be infected through bed sheets, so we usually do not let cats go to bed. Tapeworms are usually transmitted through feces. Some cats will carry tapeworm eggs in their anuses. If they go to bed, they may leave the eggs on the sheets, and we humans will be infected after oral and nasal contact. Therefore, we must pay attention to cleaning and disinfection. Generally, the eggs can be killed by scalding the quilt with boiling water and then exposing it to the sun.

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The symptoms of cat tapeworms include diarrhea, indigestion, vomiting, and chronic enteritis. After a cat tapeworm is diagnosed, it is generally treated with an internal anthelmintic drug used for tapeworms.