Sentences with phrase «transmit dangerous diseases»
We all know that pets are prone to getting fleas and ticks, but did you know that these pesky parasites could transmit dangerous diseases to your pet?
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Ticks can transmit dangerous diseases.
Other than focusing on killing the fleas on the dog, dog owners should also consider using safe, veterinarian - approved products meant to kill all life stages of the flea so to eradicate them from the dog's environment, and with ticks, the earlier they are removed, the better, as the longer they stay attached the higher chances of transmitting dangerous diseases.
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The Health Department says the procedure is dangerous because the contact with the mouth could transmit diseases such as herpes.
These relations to the common mosquito live in the tropics and subtropics and transmit diseases dangerous to humans and animals from avian malaria to the West Nile virus.
Both insects transmit chikungunya and dengue, dangerous diseases affecting millions of people worldwide.
Syphilis is particularly dangerous in pregnant women, who can transmit the disease to their fetus, leading to an estimated 143,000 miscarriages and 62,000 deaths among newborn babies every year.
Normally, this wouldn't be a big deal, as chiggers aren't dangerous and don't transmit disease (that we know of).
One tick bite can transmit numerous dangerous diseases.
While less common than fleas, ticks can transmit dangerous and even deadly diseases.
Ticks can be very dangerous because they can transmit serious, even life - threatening, diseases such as Lyme disease, ehrlichiosis, anaplasmosis and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
Mosquitoes pose a very dangerous threat to our pets; they transmit heartworm disease.
Fleas and ticks can make you pet miserable and may transmit several dangerous diseases.
Lyme Disease, Ehrlichia, Tularemia and other dangerous diseases can all be transmitted by ticks.
It's important to repel them as well — so the dangerous vectors never get a chance to bite and transmit diseases.
Disgusting when engorged on blood and potentially dangerous to dogs and their families, ticks can transmit many dangerous diseases.
Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever are among the dangerous diseases that ticks can transmit to your dog.
They're dangerous because they can transmit Lyme disease to dogs and people.
An infestation of ticks is also extremely dangerous for your pet because they carry a wide range of diseases that may be transmitted to your pet as well as your family.