Not exact matches
There are a
number of different
worms that can
infect our pets.
The severity
of the disease actually depends on a lot
of factors: the
number of worms living inside the dog; the period as to how long the dog has been
infected; and the dog's reaction to the disease.
Hookworms can cause a
number of difficulties for the
infected animal including anemia since these
worms feed off the animal's blood by damaging the intestinal mucosa.
There are a
number of types
of worms that can be spread through the feces
of an
infected dog.
The severity
of heartworms in cats is directly dependent upon the
number of worms present a cat's body, the duration
of the incubation, and the response
of the
infected cat.
Roundworms If a growing puppy is
infected with a large
number of roundworms, the
worms can stunt the puppy's growth, cause serious digestive upset, and result in excessive gas formation.
While it is virtually impossible to know or estimate how many cases
of heartworms can be prevented by the use
of the Double Defense approach, it is quite obvious from our laboratory study that the
number of infected dogs and the
number of worms per
infected dog would be greatly reduced by this approach.
Although it takes a
number of years before dogs show signs
of infection, once
infected, it is a particularly deadly and nasty illness, with
worms that have grown up to 10 inches in length clogging the heart, causing severely
infected dogs to die suddenly during exercise or excitement.
Each mosquito season put animals at risk for developing the disease or growing
numbers of worms in already
infected animals.
However, because most
infected cats have a low
number of worms this does not occur often.
Internal parasites (such as
worms) can
infect your pet in a
number of ways.
A: There are a
number of intestinal
worms that can
infect dogs and cats, and they vary according to the species.
The
number of infected devices has grown to over 7,000 and is increasing rapidly, with malicious software acting like a computer
worm that is trying to spread to any uninfected device it can reach.