What are the common parasites in pets

People who are prone to allergies are not easy to have pets with hair, which can easily lead to allergies.

It's not just lice, fleas. Cats and Toxoplasma gondii can cause pregnant women to give birth to malformed babies. There are also children at home, it is best not to raise pets with hair, those hairy hair may cause children cough, rhinitis, hives, allergies.

lice, fleas, ticks.

These are common ectoparasites that can be seen!

Among them lice, fleas, will bite, red packets, and spread diseases.

Nematodes, tapeworms, roundworms, toxoplasmosis, these are common parasites in the body, dogs do not excrete and cannot be seen, young children, pregnant women, it is better not to have dogs, because toxoplasma gondii can harm people's health.

Pets are mainly vaccinated regularly, dewormed regularly, and follow the doctor's instructions

People who are prone to allergies should not raise it.

Pets generally have lice and staphylococcus on their bodies.

Explanation and content sorting of dog internal deworming knowledge.

Ascaris inhabit your pet's small intestine and stomach. Ascaris eggs develop into infectious eggs under suitable conditions in the outside world, and after being swallowed by dogs, the larvae escape in the small intestine, and then burrow into the intestinal wall to develop and return to the intestinal lumen after 3-4 weeks.

Clinical signs: vomiting, loss of appetite, weight loss, pale mucous membranes, diarrhea, etc., and in severe infection, vomit or roundworms are excreted in the stool.

Tapeworms are mainly found in the small intestine. There are many species of tapeworms parasitic in cats and dogs, mainly Canis compound tapeworm (Canis canis tapeworm) and Echinococcus granulosus. Fleas and lice are intermediate hosts of canine tapeworms, developing into cysticerci in their bodies, and cats and dogs are infected with tapeworms after being parasitized by intermediate hosts, and develop into adult worms in the small intestine about three weeks later.

The larvae of echinococcus granulosus are echinococcus, which parasitize the liver, lungs and other organs of various animals and humans, and dogs are infected by eating organs containing echinococcus.

The main symptom is digestive disorders.

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Heartworm canine heartworm is a blood parasitic disease transmitted by mosquito bites, which can infect dogs of any age, and has also been found in cats and humans, foreign studies have reported that the proportion of stray cats suffering from heartworms is 4%-15%, because the cat's heart is relatively small, once the mortality rate is higher than that of dogs.

The intermediate hosts of the heartworm are Anopheles sinensis and Aedes albopictus, which are infected by the bite of mosquitoes containing infective larvae. The adult worm of the canine heartworm parasitizes the right heart and pulmonary artery of cats, dogs and humans, and the adult worm will give birth to larvae (female worms directly produce microfilariae) in the bloodstream, and after the mosquito bites and infects the heartworm, cats and dogs carry the larvae of the heartworm, and then the mosquito bites other cats, dogs and humans are infected, and cats and dogs can be re-infected.

Main symptoms: It mainly causes damage to heart function and causes systemic symptoms.

Hookworm canine hookworm parasitizes the small intestine (especially in the duodenum) of dogs, which can cause anemia and gastrointestinal dysfunction in dogs. There are two routes of infection: ingestion and transgression.

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Giardia.

Giardia is the culprit of intractable diarrhea in dogs and cats, and Giardia is a parasite that is invisible to the naked eye and requires laboratory tests to confirm the diagnosis. The route of infection is ingestion of oocysts in the stool or ingestion of oocysts in the water source.

Clinical symptoms are mild or severe diarrhoea, with persistent or intermittent symptoms.

Coccidiosis is a protozoal disease caused by several coccidiosis parasitizing the small intestinal mucosal epithelial cells of cats and dogs, mainly in young cats and dogs.

Main symptoms: diarrhea in puppies, loss of appetite, anemia, mixed mucus and blood in the feces. Adult cats and dogs have a loss of appetite, constipation and diarrhea alternately.

Try not to let your pet drink raw water outside and don't eat raw food when you go out. Adult cats and dogs are dewormed every three months, and if they encounter loss of appetite and diarrhea when they come home from an outing, they need to be sent to the pet hospital for examination in time**.

The main parasites on dogs are: fleas, lice, ticks, ticks, ticks, etc.

Parasites in dogs are mainly through contact with grass and feces when going out, as well as playing and playing with other dogs that have been infected with parasites. In order to avoid parasitic infection, you can choose some pet in vitro deworming products. When the dog goes out, you can bring a collar with insect repellent effect to the dog in advance, so that the bridge can use special drops and sprays for pets to repel insects after cleaning the dog.

Common parasites in dogs include worms, protozoa, and spiders. Clause.

1. Worms include roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, heartworms, whipworms, trichinella, lung flukes, clonorchis sinensis, etc. Clause.

2. Protozoa include coccidia, toxoplasmosis, babesia, amoebia, etc. Clause.

3. Spiders and insects include scabies mites, Demodex mites, lice, fleas, etc.