Highly Unlikely
It is highly unlikely for feline lice to be transmitted to other cats via their owners' clothes. Here is why:
Feline lice are species-specific: They are adapted to live only on cats. They cannot survive or reproduce on humans or other animals.
Limited lifespan off the host: Feline lice can only survive off their feline host for a short period, usually just a few days.
Not easily transferred: They do not jump or fly. They are primarily spread through direct contact between cats, especially grooming and sharing bedding.
While it is possible for a few lice to be transferred on clothes, they will not survive long enough to infect another cat.
However, It Is Important to Be Aware Of
Other parasites: Fleas are more common and can easily transfer to humans and other animals through clothing.
Hygiene: Washing clothes regularly, especially those worn by cats, is crucial for preventing the spread of parasites and other potential health risks.
If You Suspect Your Cat Has Lice
Consult a veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment.
Follow their instructions carefully to ensure the infestation is eradicated and prevent its spread.