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Cats can get infected by tapeworms, hookworms and whipworms. They get tapeworms by ingesting fleas infected with tapeworm eggs or by eating infected rodents. âThe entire worm matures in the large intestine of the cat,â Lund said. â[Then] pieces of the worm break off and are pooped out.â.
Toxicity is caused by an overdose of topical (external) flea and tick control products containing pyrethrin, permethrin or other pyrethroids. It can also result from using pyrethrin containing flea products made for dogs, which are made with higher levels of pyrethrin â levels that are unsafe for cats.