Pets with cauliflower tumors can not be transmitted to humans or other animals, but can be transmitted to other pets of the same species.

Cauliflower tumor is a skin disease caused by virus, also known as canine papillomatosis or cat papillomatosis. This virus usually only breeds in skin cells of dogs, cats and other animals, and will not be parasitic on humans.

Cauliflower can be transmitted to other pets of the same species through direct contact, articles or fleas. The virus will form a small tumor on the pet's skin, which looks like cauliflower, hence the name cauliflower tumor.

If you find the symptoms of cauliflower tumor on your pet, you should take your pet to the veterinarian as soon as possible. Veterinarians usually recommend surgery or cryotherapy on the diseased area to help pets recover.

In short, although pets with cauliflower tumors will not be transmitted to humans, it should be noted that there is the possibility of spreading viruses between pets. Therefore, in daily life, we should pay attention to pet hygiene and preventive measures to avoid virus infection among pets.