Sentences with phrase «tapeworm eggs by»

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The CDC researchers, who published their findings Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine, now think the Colombian man may have ingested some microscopic tapeworm eggs, most likely in food contaminated by mouse droppings, insects or human feces.

Tapeworm eggs that are found on carpets, bedding or in the environment are consumed by flea larvae.

Tapeworm eggs are carried by fleas and flea control is essential to prevent or eliminate tapeworms.

A: Lars - The most common form of tapeworm is transmitted when a flea eats the egg of the tapeworm, allowing it to «hatch» and then the flea is eaten by the dog or cat.

The dog can reinfect himself by swallowing the tapeworm segments as they are full of new eggs looking for a host.

When the tapeworm eggs are released into the environment, they must be ingested by flea larvae, an immature stage of the flea.

Unlike other intestinal parasites, dogs can not become infected by eating fertilized tapeworm eggs.

Tapeworms are easily inflicted on cats by fleas or by eating their eggs.

Tapeworm eggs, which are shed within tapeworm segments in feces, are eaten by flea larvae that develop into infecteTapeworm eggs, which are shed within tapeworm segments in feces, are eaten by flea larvae that develop into infectetapeworm segments in feces, are eaten by flea larvae that develop into infected fleas.

Tapeworms are contracted by ingesting a flea that has ingested a tapeworm egg or segment, or by eating rodents and other wildlife that are infested with tapeworms aTapeworms are contracted by ingesting a flea that has ingested a tapeworm egg or segment, or by eating rodents and other wildlife that are infested with tapeworms atapeworms and fleas.

Unlike other intestinal parasites, cats can not become infected by eating tapeworm eggs.

Tapeworms have an intermediary host, which means the tapeworm eggs must be eaten by something else, like a flea, where the egg hatches and creates a cyst that, when eaten, forms a tapeworm.

Humans can develop infestations with Echinococcus tapeworms by eating the parasite's eggs.

First, tapeworm eggs must be swallowed by flea larvae (an immature stage of the flea).

This is often where the tapeworm eggs are ingested by fleas and the cycle begins again when that flea is ingested by another (or the same) dog.

When the larva matures into an adult flea (with the tapeworm egg still inside) and is ingested by a pet during grooming, he / she will get the tapeworm.

Once released into the environment, they are swallowed by their needed intermediate host; immature flea larvae, where the tapeworm egg continues to grow and mature along with the flea.

To complete their life - cycle, all tapeworms require an intermediate host to first eat the eggs from the environment, and then the cat will turn into infected by consuming the intermediate host.