Preventing Lizards from Getting in House

No. Don't let your cats get lizards. They can give cats liver flukes: "What to Do If Your Cat Eats a Lizard or Frog -Cats are natural predators, and many of these cold-blooded animals are easy preyi.e., slow and small. But what will happen if your cat eats, either fully or partially, one of these critters (lizards, frogs, skinks, ? Should you worry?

Parasite Infections Related to Reptile Ingestion
One of the most concerning medical scenarios is the development of liver flukes, says Dr. Christine Rutter, a clinical assistant professor at the Animal Veterinary Teaching Hospital. The parasite that causes this problem, Platynosomum fastosum, is generally found in the southern United States and Hawaii, she says, as well as other international tropical and sub-tropical regions
This parasite infects the liver, gallbladder, and bile ducts of cats after ingestion of the parasites intermediate host, the anole lizard, Rutter says. The liver fluke matures over eight to 12 weeks, but cats may not become symptomatic for many months, if at all.