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What internal parasites are most commonly seen in young dogs and cats?
Hookworms
What internal parasites look like spagetti?
Roundworms
What internal parasites are usually not seen in stool?
Whipworms
What internal parasites appear as small, ‘rice-like’ worms in the stool?
Tapeworms
What internal parasites are transmitted by a mosquito bites and larvae mature to adults in the heart?
Heartworm
What external parasite is found in the ear canal of dogs and cats causing dark brown discharge?
Ear Mite
What external parasite causes lyme disease?
Deer Tick
What external parasite lives in hair follicles?
Demodex
What external parasite burrows under skin to deposit eggs?
Sarcopties
What external parasite leaves reddish-black droppings?
Fleas
What protozoan causes severe diarrhea that is difficult to treat?
Giardia
What protozoan causes diarrhea with mucus and blood in young animals?
Coccidia
What external parasite can be found in kennels and homes but rarely bites humans?
Brown Dog Tick
What external parasite may produce allergic reactions and asthma when inhaled?
Dust Mites
What external parasites can cause Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever?
American Dog Tick or Rocky Mountain Wood Tick
What external parasite causes ehrlichiosis?
Lone Star Tick