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Question by Nicky: If my dog had ringworm, wouldn’t my family have caught it by now?
My dog has this patch like around her ear, but not behind it, it’s bald. I don’t know how long she had it, but we noticed it around a week and a half ago, and we haven’t gotten it, neither have my other pets in the house. And yes, we are taking her into the vet soon, but until then I just want to know, would we have gotten it already ? And all of us pet her a lot, my dad and I are the only one that wash our hands after we play with her or pet her, we haven’t gotten it, and as goes for my brother and mother who don’t wash their hands afterwards, they haven’t either. Neither have my hamster or the rabbit. Thanks!
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Answer by Skye Really? Take the dog to a vet, it NEEDS to be treated. It’s not going to transfer to your family >->
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Question by Sherice S: can humans catch tapeworm, heartworm, any type of worm that dog may have, if so how wud u kno if u caught it?
more so, can humans catch tape worm or coccadia from a dog. how would the human be infected if they can.
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Answer by GeminiRebelLady In a word… the answer is yes, they can catch zoonotic diseases from animals.
Some canine tapeworms are also zoonotic. The most common dog tapeworm is the flea tapeworm. This is not readily transmitted to humans, as swallowing an infected flea is required to become infected. However, when it does occur, infection is more common in children. The symptoms are similar to those in dogs; segments of tapeworms (resembling grains of rice) being passed in the feces and sticking to the anal area.
