The lungworms live in the lungs and release larvae into the lung tissue.
Not exact matches
Generally,
lungworms can't be transmitted directly from one pup / dog to another, but if they
live in the same environment then they're both at risk from the same source of contamination.
Finally, the veterinarian may order a fecal exam to rule out the presence of
lungworm, a parasite that can
live in the feline bronchi and cause asthmatic symptoms.
Dogs acquire
lungworms by eating one of the «hosts» that serve the
lungworm during part of its
life cycle.
The
life cycle of the
lungworm includes frogs, lizards, birds, and rodents as transport hosts of encysted larvae.
It is known that these prey animals can harbor these
living cat
lungworm larva if they have injested cat feces while foraging for food.