The mosquitos
ingest the immature heartworm larvae by feeding on either an infected cat or, more frequently, an infected dog.
Mosquitoes
ingest immature heartworm larvae, called microfilariae, by feeding on an infected cat or, more commonly, an infected dog.
Mosquitoes
ingest immature heartworm larvae, called microfilariae, by feeding on either an infected cat or dog.
Not exact matches
Heartworms are spread by mosquitoes that are infected with immature or «baby» heartworms when they bite an infected dog and ingest
Heartworms are spread by mosquitoes that are infected with
immature or «baby»
heartworms when they bite an infected dog and ingest
heartworms when they bite an infected dog and
ingest its blood.
The resulting
immature Heartworm then circulate the bloodstream for up to 2 years waiting for a biting mosquito to
ingest them and transmit to another host.
Immature heartworms are transmitted to a healthy animal by a mosquito that has recently
ingested blood from an infected animal.
It is caused by the blood parasite Dirofilaria immitis, with
immature heartworms transmitted to healthy animals by mosquitos that have recently
ingested blood from an infected animal.