- pose any direct threat and are not known to carry diseases that can be transmitted to humans.
However, the environments in which they are found can sometimes harbor harmful bacteria or pollutants, so it is advisable to avoid direct contact with the water or soil where they are present.
For pets, the primary concern would be if a dog or cat ingests the worms, which could potentially lead to gastrointestinal upset. However, this is more related to the environment and not the worms themselves.
It is always a good idea