Sentences with phrase «transmitting infective»

The goal is to intervene at two different stages — first, to help prevent mosquitoes from feeding on microfilaremic dogs and wild canids, and second, to prevent infected mosquitoes from biting dogs, cats or ferrets and transmitting infective larvae.

The mosquito bites another dog where the haircoat is thinnest, transmitting this infective larvae into the second dog.

Not exact matches

Mosquitoes carrying the infective heartworm larvae (microfilaiae) transmit it to the dog.

Ringworm is transmitted by direct contact with an infected animal or contact with an item that is contaminated with infective fungal spores.

These two species of worms are transmitted to humans through the ingestion of roundworm eggs which contain infective larvae.

Remember that the virus can remain infective on surfaces and people which handle an infected cat should stay especially clean to avoid transmitting the virus to other cats.

Then, when the mosquito bites another pet, the infective larvae are transmitted.

These infective larvae can then be transmitted to another animal when the mosquito bites to get its next meal of blood.

The Double Defense Heartworm Protocol means protecting dogs from mosquitoes which may transmit heartworms as well as from the infective larvae on the inside.

Heartworm disease is spread through mosquitoes; so when a mosquito carrying infective heartworm larvae bites a dog (or other pet), it transmits the infection.

Vectra 3D blocks transmission (~ 98 percent) by repelling the mosquito before it bites the dog and transmits the heartworm infective larvae.

When the infected mosquito bites into another dog, cat, or wild canid the infective larvae are transmitted to the new host.

These babies then mature to the «infective larvae» stage over a period of 10 - 14 days, and are transmitted to a new dog or cat host when the mosquito bites them.

The mosquito is now highly infective, primed and ready to transmit the larvae the next time it bites an animal.

EVA can be transmitted via embryo transfer where the donor mare is bred with infective semen.

Within a wide range of temperature, the warmer the ambient temperature, the shorter the incubation period from the time the mosquito imbibes the infective blood until the mosquito is able to transmit by bite.