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Tapeworm in Cats: Beyond Fleas—Rodents, Raw Meat & Environmental Sources
Fleas are the primary vector for Dipylidium caninum. Other routes:
- Hunting rodents – ingest Taenia taeniaeformis cysts.
- Raw/undercooked meat – Taenia spp., Echinococcus.
- Contaminated environment – ingest eggs from feces in soil/water.
Prevention: consistent flea control, keep cats indoors, avoid raw diets, regular deworming per vet protocol.
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