Hello all,
I just have a quick question.  My cat was taken to the vet this morning to
get neutered and to be treated for tapeworms.  The vet there said that he
doesn't think that ferrets can get tapeworms.  This is my cat's vet, not the
one I take the ferret to.  Does anyone know if this is right?  My guess is
that they do get tapeworms, but I wonder how common it is.  I didn't see any
wormies on Seymour or in his poop, but should I get him treated anyway since
the cat had them?
 
Thanks for your help in advance,
                -=-Barbara Thomas
 
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[Posted in FML issue 1528]