No, cats cannot get crabs. Crabs are a type of parasitic lice that typically infest humans. Cats can get other types of parasites like fleas or ticks, which can be treated with medication prescribed by a veterinarian.
No I don't think so.
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I have never seen it but I feed mine veggies
Cats do not typically eat crabs as part of their diet. Their diet mainly consists of meat, such as fish, poultry, and beef.
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In Ancient Egypt, cats were worshiped as Gods and Goddesses. They were buried and mummified just like humans were. Cats were considered sacred animals to the Egyptians. Later on, black cats were treated unfairly. Many superstitious people believed black cats brought bad luck, so many were killed and mistreated.
Yes, you can catch crabs, or pubic lice, from your boyfriend if he has already acquired them. If he has them, do not engage in intimacy until he and his bedding have been treated.
Cats and crabs do not typically interact in nature, as they inhabit different environments and have different behaviors. Cats are predators and may view crabs as potential prey, while crabs are more likely to avoid cats to protect themselves. In a controlled setting, such as a home aquarium, it is important to keep them separated to prevent any potential harm to either animal.
My cats have been on cipro in the past---so--it must be safe. Dosages have to be proper for the animals weight, age..and the condition that is being treated. Pet pharmacies sell it too...so--obviously it is ordered for pets.
Crabs are not naturally aggressive animals, although they will give a nip with their pincers if they feel treated.
Well, they live in shells, and when no one is there, they don't come out very often, so they are hermits. And they are related to crabs...so....hermit crabs!
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