Sentences with phrase «larvae in»

My personal experience of Asian longhorns occurred a year ago when investigating a sickly old maple in my back yard and finding these large white larvae in the tree.

The Carolina capes and their seaward shoals, along with the broad shelf (up to 200 km), also influence Gulf Stream flow and result in retention of water masses and their pelagic larvae in gyres between the capes.

Larger swarms of these robots could help to monitor the health of coral reefs, the movement of larvae in marine protected areas, harmful red tide blooms, and even track oil spills.

Fingers huddle like fly larvae in the panes of a window above.

Black bowls containing hot pink paint occupy an expedit shelving unit like larvae in a honeycomb or circles in Kandinsky's grid.

Sandy is not afraid to try new things (like eating ant larvae in Laos), has an undying love for the written word (seriously!)

This won't have an effect on the underlying disease, but it will kill heartworm larvae in the animal's bloodstream and thus limit the spread of the disease by making the animal non-infectious to mosquitoes.

They eat the flea eggs and larvae in your yard.

For example, if your cat or dog eats a flea during his or her normal self - grooming behavior, tapeworm larvae in the flea's gut can be passed on to your pet, and from him or her on to other pets and to you.

Electronic flea traps are sometimes used to attract and kill the pests before they attack the dog, but they do nothing about fleas in the yard or flea eggs or larvae in the house.

Then the mosquito deposits the larvae in another animal when it seeks its next blood meal.

This is caused by a flatworm larvae in the water... Wait!

They also protect dogs against fleas and control flea larvae in a treated dog's surroundings to prevent further infestations.

The migrating larvae in children can cause serious and tragic disease especially of the eye and brain.

Several weeks later, the immature larvae in the bloodstream are killed, usually with ivermectin or milbemycin.

Fleabusters Rx borate powder is a very safe method you can use to eliminate flea larvae in your home.

As these mosquitoes bite dogs they transmit heartworm larvae in to the dog's bloodstream.

Adult female fleas lay eggs (25 to 40 a day), which fall off the animal and hatch into larvae in two to five days.

Hookworms may be transmitted through the skin by coming into contact with hookworm larvae in the environment.

Hookworms may be transmitted in the uterus of infected pregnant dogs, as well as through contact with the larvae in stool contaminated soil, or from ingesting the eggs.

Larvae in the soil can infect a host by seeping through the skin and entering the bloodstream.

You may become exposed to the larvae in the same manner as your pet by contacting soil or mulch that is found near rabbit or rodent burrows.

Because the second stage larvae in a pregnant or nursing dog do not travel to the lungs then intestinal tract, treatment can not prevent the pups or kittens from becoming infected.

Standard testing will be run such as urinalysis and complete blood count, and in the case of a suspected parasitic infection, a fecal analysis will definitely be done because many invasions show their presence with larvae in the feces (and larvae or adult parasitic forms are often in the vomitus if your pet is vomiting).

Heartworm treatment starts with killing any larvae in the bloodstream and worms that are in the heart itself.

Ingesting infected tissue of a transport host - By eating rodents, birds, or insects (transport hosts) that have larvae in their tissues, your cat may become infected with roundworm.

We currently do not have a deworming strategy effective against the encysted larvae in other areas of the host's body.

By stage two, the fleas are more widespread on your dog and there are most likely some eggs or larvae in your carpeting and upholstery but they still aren't all over and not biting you (unless you are near the dog).

If your animals spend a fair amount of time in a grassy yard, there is a biological control that can be used to prey on the flea larvae in the soil.

Second, they may act as desiccants, drying up the microenvironment of the flea larvae in the carpet, making it an unfavorable environment for survival.

Between 1 and 10 days later, the eggs will hatch into larvae in the environment.

Keep in mind that to completely control a flea infestation, you will also need to treat any fleas, flea eggs, and flea larvae in your pet's environment using a room spray, fogger, or powder.

Kill fleas, eggs and larvae in your yard, sidewalk crevices and all around the perimeter of your house to prevent new intruders from entering your home.

Additional medicine is then required to kill the larvae in the bloodstream.

If the pup passes the larvae in their motions these dog worms can then re-infect the mother as she cleans her babies.

As with roundworms, nursing puppies may ingest hookworm larvae in their mothers» milk.

In the early stages of Feline Heartworm Disease, the cat may experience respiratory problems related to the inflammation caused by the presence of the heartworm larvae in the pulmonary blood vessels.

A syndrome related to this inflammatory reaction has been identified in cats: heartworm - associated respiratory disease, which can occur three to four months after the initial infection, and is caused by the presence of the L5 larvae in the vessels.

Nursing puppies may ingest roundworm larvae in their mothers» milk.

However, it will not kill the fleas, eggs and larvae in your pet's environment.

Administration of a 4 - week course of doxycycline will render microfilariae incapable of normal development to infective larvae in mosquitoes and subsequent development of these larvae in dogs.8, 9

If the host is a nursing mother, she secretes third stage larvae in her milk for the first 3 weeks after giving birth.

Giving this medication every month will kill any Heartworm larvae in your dog before they can reach the heart and start developing as an adult worm.

Heartworm is a parasite that is transmitted as larvae in blood to dogs by mosquitoes.

Another excellent product to control flea eggs and larvae in the environment is a boron based powder called Flea Busters.

In experimental infections of heartworm larvae in cats, the percentage of worms developing into the adult stage is low (0 % to 25 %) compared to dogs (40 % to 90 %).

When mosquitoes feed off an infected mammal, they pick up baby heartworms called microfilaria which grow and develop into infectious larvae in the mosquito until the insect feeds again, this time on your pet.

Larvae of hookworms live in the soil, your dog can become infected simply by contact or penetration of the skin or dogs eating larvae in soil when they lick themselves.

Your dog can be infected by ingesting the hookworm eggs or larvae in the environment.

Monthly flea medications can also help — some are created to kill roundworm larvae in addition to preventing fleas.