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Yes, any time there is a break in the skin one is subject to a staph infection. Staph lives on the skin in all individuals it becomes problematic when it invades the tissue causing an infection in the open sore or in this case scratch. A staph infection is not to be confused with cat scratch disease. Cat scratch disease is caused by an entirely different bacteria. Most staph infections can be easily taken care of by completing a round of antibiotics. MRSA however is a difficult to treat type of staph infection. Anytime you have a sore that festers, oozes, becomes red, warm, or tender it is wise to seek a physician for treatment.
Yes.
A cats bite can transfer Staph bacteriaMany cat bites can transfer Staff or the Pasteurella multocida bacteria. Because of the multitude of bacteria in a cats mouth, most puncture wounds will require a course of oral or intravenous antibiotics. Many bitten will need a tetanus shot as well. So yes it is definitely possible. If youd like to know more about cat bites, please check out my articleI hope this answers your questions and helps...http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/313923/cat_puncture_bites_to_humans_are_highly.HTML
If they have ravies, yes.
Any type of opening in the skin, including the protective covering in the eye, lowers resistance to pathogens such as staph.
first of all if u have staph keep it covered and clean. and yes staph is contegious!
No a yeast infection do not do that. but talking about erections, if you have a yeast infection you should not have sex with another person since you can give it to them.
The vet will give the cat an antibiotic. This will probably be by injection, because cats are very difficult to give medicine by mouth.
Ringworm (confusingly) is actually a fungal infection, which is transmissable between cats and humans. In short, YES!
There is no heartworm vaccination. Dogs and cats can take monthly oral preventatives to keep them from developing a heartworm infection.
# This sort of infection can be seriously detrimental to a kitten's health. It is quite likely that the others will become infected. All three cats need to see a vet who can give them antibiotics.
Only if you have a very bad allergy to cats that leads to that.
People can get staph infections from contaminated objects, but staph bacteria often spread through skin-to-skin contact - the bacteria can be spread from one area of the body to another if someone touches the infected area.
First if you're people's health is really low, use the Doctor's Consultation to see if their is an infection. If there is no infection, buy multivitamins and give them to the unhealthy person. You can also give them banana's, peaches, mango......ect.