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The cat’s environment can remain a continual source of re-infection. Worm eggs and larvae are passed in the faeces and as such they survive in areas where pets are exercised and areas where pets are kept. In the case of flea tapeworms, the larvae are carried by fleas and cats can become infected when grooming themselves.
