How does my cat’s lifestyle affect their risk for heartworm? - Animal Hospital of Statesville
Cats that roam and are outside more are a little more at risk of becoming infected with heartworm. It's much less than the risk of a dog. Even so, because heartworm disease is invariably fatal for a cat if it reaches maturity, prevention is paramount.
How does my cat’s lifestyle affect their risk for heartworm? - Loch Haven Veterinary Hospital
Indoor cats typically have less likelihood of coming in contact with mosquitoes. In places like Florida, there can still be a few mosquitoes indoors sometimes, but the risk is greater outdoors due to increased contact with mosquitoes.
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