Sentences with phrase «eaten by the flea»

These are eaten by fleas.

Tapeworm eggs, which are shed within tapeworm segments in feces, are eaten by flea larvae that develop into infected fleas.

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The worm releases millions of larvae into the water, which are then eaten by water fleas, the very critters responsible for transmitting the worm to the person in the first place.

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.

Tapeworms are caused by ingesting fleas, eating dead rodents, etc..

Tapeworms can be caused by a dog eating an infected animal or by fleas.

A: Lars - The most common form of tapeworm is transmitted when a flea eats the egg of the tapeworm, allowing it to «hatch» and then the flea is eaten by the dog or cat.

This causes the flea to either jump off the pet or be eaten by the pet.

Dogs can also get them by eating infested wild game, such as rabbits, that have eaten infected flea larvae.

Tapeworms are easily inflicted on cats by fleas or by eating their eggs.

THey are also mor elikely to develop tapeworms which are picked up by eating wild creatures and swallowing fleas when grooming.

Tapeworms are contracted by ingesting a flea that has ingested a tapeworm egg or segment, or by eating rodents and other wildlife that are infested with tapeworms and fleas.

Also, many types of tapeworm are transmitted by dogs and cats eating fleas, so once again, it is important to prevent fleas from ever getting on your pet.

Tapeworms have an intermediary host, which means the tapeworm eggs must be eaten by something else, like a flea, where the egg hatches and creates a cyst that, when eaten, forms a tapeworm.

Plague is often transmitted by fleas, but cats can be infected by eating the meat of infected animals (often small mammals).

Thus, your dog is much more likely to become infected with parasites through fleas or by eating birds and rodents than by coprophagy.

The intermediate host of Dipylidium is the flea; cats get tapeworm by eating an infected flea.

He had hookworms and was loaded with fleas so we know he has tapeworms (tapes are caused by eating a flea).

Humans contract Dipylidium tapeworms by eating fleas.

Thus, your pet is much more likely to become infected with parasites through fleas or by eating birds and rodents than by coprophagy.

How to induce vomiting in your dog or cat: If the pet has eaten something he or she shouldn't have and there is real potential for poisoning to occur (such as medication, certain plants, flea medication, rat poison) it is possible to induce vomiting by giving about 1 teaspoonful (5 ml) of hydrogen peroxide 3 % (the regular kind from the pharmacy) for each 10 pounds of body weight.

We had a dog living with us temporarily that had lived in North Carolina for awhile, that was almost eaten alive by fleas down there.

Tapeworms can also be spread by eating contaminated fleas.

Just one flea eaten by your cat can create internal tapeworms.

For cats specifically, they typically become infected by tapeworms after accidentally eating a flea while grooming, or after eating a tapeworm - infected rodent.

They avoid direct light and grow by eating «flea dirt» (pre-digested blood) produced by adult fleas.

In pets, this most commonly occurs by eating an infected flea.

The parasites can also usually be caught by consuming an infected mother's milk or by eating infected fleas while self - grooming; some parasites can even burrow through skin to infect a pet.

Tapeworms are transmitted by an intermediate host when a dog swallows a flea or eats a rabbit.

Your dog can get inflicted with tapeworms via fleas or by eating raw meat.

Even strictly indoor pets are at risk of intestinal parasites and fleas by eating rodents and flies.

You come home, and after a day or so, you find your dog eaten up by fleas.

The cystic form of tapeworm is also carried by fleas, which can be ingested by your pet when they eat the fleas in order to relieve their itching.

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Tapeworms can be contracted by eating infected animals or dirt, but Dr. Petryk says they're most commonly contracted by ingesting fleas.