Rescued dogs also carry
a higher number of worms because of the environments they have been living in or because they have been stray for such a long time, drinking from mud puddles and other unclean water sources.
Not exact matches
«The simple
worm, C. elegans, which shares a
number of neuropeptide genes and enzymatic pathways with
higher animals provides a perfect starting point for this complex work.»
And while all equine harbor some
worms because
of the self - perpetuating cycle
of fecal contamination and pasture grazing,
high egg
numbers in the feces based on FEC translate into large
numbers of infective stages on pasture.
For example, dogs tend to host
high numbers of adult
worms, whilst in cats, it may be just a handful.