Sentences with phrase «when flea larvae»

When flea larvae feed on the droppings of infected dogs, they take in the tapeworm eggs that develop into cysts inside the flea.

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Immature fleas (larvae) begin the cycle by swallowing the eggs of the worm and infection is passed on to a cat when it eats an infected flea during grooming.

There are also products available, that, when applied to the skin, will prevent heartworms, intestinal worms, and will kill fleas, their larvae, and their eggs.

Flea droppings — or «flea dirt» — is easier to see than either larvae or eggs and turns reddish brown when moisteFlea droppings — or «flea dirt» — is easier to see than either larvae or eggs and turns reddish brown when moisteflea dirt» — is easier to see than either larvae or eggs and turns reddish brown when moistened.

The following flea control measures are effective when implemented in combination to kill adult fleas, eggs, larvae, and pupae.

The flea eggs or larvae will have the appearance of dandruff, but when touched you will feel that the eggs or larvae will be sticky and more liquid.

When the tapeworm eggs are released into the environment, they must be ingested by flea larvae, an immature stage of the flea.

When flea eggs hatch (or molt), natural hormones allow for the more mature physical traits of a larva to be created.

When your cat ingests the flea with the tapeworm larvae inside, those larvae hatch in your cat?s intestinal tract resulting in tapeworms.

Products like this, when applied to infested spots, kill fleas as well as their egg larvae, ensuring protection from future infestations for up to a month.

Flea larvae spin a cocoon, and, when appropriately stimulated, a young adult flea emerges and jumps onto your pet to continue the life cyFlea larvae spin a cocoon, and, when appropriately stimulated, a young adult flea emerges and jumps onto your pet to continue the life cyflea emerges and jumps onto your pet to continue the life cycle.

Tapeworms, rice - like segments pet owners observe around their pet's bottom and in the stool, result when the pet ingests fleas carrying the tapeworm larva.

Flea larvae spin a cocoon, and, when appropriately stimulated, a young adult flea emerges and jumps onto the pet to continue the life cyFlea larvae spin a cocoon, and, when appropriately stimulated, a young adult flea emerges and jumps onto the pet to continue the life cyflea emerges and jumps onto the pet to continue the life cycle.

When you consider the fact that flea eggs make up around 50 percent of an infestation in a home while flea larvae and pupae make up 45 percent of a flea infestation — you can see why the winning the battle on the carpet is key to getting rid of fleas.

When I inspected my bed closer I could see a lot of flea larvae wriggling on my bed, along with tons of flea dirt and eggs, it was absolutely disgusting!

Between two days and two weeks later the eggs hatch into larvae which cocoon themselves the way caterpillars do before turning into butterflies, before emerging as fully developed fleas when conditions are right (which can take anything from one week to six months).

When the larva matures into an adult flea (with the tapeworm egg still inside) and is ingested by a pet during grooming, he / she will get the tapeworm.

When the animal grooms itself, the flea dirt falls into the environment to feed larvae.

This flea dirt provides a good source of food for flea larvae when they hatch from the eggs.

100 % of flea larvae and pupae are killed when vacuumed up.

When soil moisture exceeds 20 %, there's a high mortality in flea larvae.

The larvae develop into pupae and adult fleas emerge when the pupae are mature and when a host (your pet) is available.

When flea eggs hatch, they become larvae.

The immature fleas larvae ingest the eggs of the worm, but infection is then passed on to a cat when it swallows an infected flea during grooming.