Short nosed cattle louse dog biting louse, canine chewing louse Otodectes Cynotis Trichodectes canis Leucocytozoon spp. Dogs and felids Theileria Slash and sponge 70% alcohol transplacentally Hypoderma Screwworm Onchocerca cervicalis Sporulated oocyst around the face Keratin digestion, sleeplessness, inappetance, scratching, feather plucking Larvae and nymphs small intestine Binary fission, budding or schizogony and sporogony Skin, feathers, organic material Notoedric cat mite destruction of red blood cells It is the most pathogenic and causes production losses No, only for 1-2 weeks in a lifetime. pigeon milk, contaminated drinking water and paratenic infection Dogs and cats diarrhea SQ connective tissue, nasal and oral regions. Can migrate to the brain. In GI tract Cow feces malnutrition or chronic disease rabbits, rodents Scaly leg/face mite Leg, comb, wattle and neck Isospora It has two forms. Histomonas is flagellated in the cecum and pseudopodal in the liver. feces and rotting organic matter Long nosed cattle louse the cyst No, its the aberrant host. Gasterophilus Intestinalis Flesh flies Ornithonyssus spp. Cull and Report Melophagus ovinus Back, around horns and belly Infectious enterohepatitis Sucking Rhipicephalus sanguineus ruminants and equids Canker and Frounce Psoroptes ovis Balantidium coli clinical signs, western blot, PCR Feline trichomonas Anoplura are sucking lice with a narrow head that cause anemia. Ischocera are chewing lice with a wide head that cause pruritis. Musca domestica and Musca autumnalis It is a vector for D. caninum Coccidia Swine sucking louse necropsy Sporulation, schizogony and gametogony Cats sarcocysts with bradyzoites Haematobia irritans enteritis and dysentry Dog biting louse dog flea Cryptosporidium andersoni when in shaded areas Stomoxys calcitrans fresh feces Fowl Tick Spinouse ear tick On fresh, uninfected wounds. listlessness, anemia, labored breathing, CNS symptoms and death Culicoides Litte blue cattle louse Eimeria Tachyzoites opossum Head only when feeding at night Neospora spp. accumulate in the submucosa of the esophagus. Eggs are laid in lines on the lower limbs. Bedbugs cattle, herbivores, omnivores, birds Texas cattle fever Sticktight flea occlusion of blood vessels because of infected cell enlargement Hypoderma spp. Reduviid bug Bebesia spp Cheyletiella yasguri older animals are more susceptible livestock In numbers over 200 Tick control Ixoeds Infestation of a living animal with diptheran fly larvae. This can be facultative or obligatory. Amblyomma americanum coitus New World Screwworm Soft Ticks Knemidocoptes spp. Because females only mate once in a lifetime Cryptosporidium spp. While nursing It usually infects the eye or lip and does not develop further. When it is found in cattle Kissing bug Infectious catarrhal enteritis Stable fly Leishmania spp. In muscles itching, weightloss, reduced egg yield Red chicken/ Roost mite, night mite Babesia canis Large, robust, beelike, hairy flies with nonfunctional mouthparts. Short lived, obligatory parasites flea saliva Fowl Sarcpotes scabiei In the tick vector Cochliomyia hominivorax Biting/chewing lice Dermacentor Sheep biting louse Spinal cord and esophagus Hypoderma lineatum can cause bloat. Hypoderma bovis can cause paraplegia. Because of the site of accumulation of the larvae in the host. Winter favors proliferation of the lice Linognathis setosus Ischnocera louse Dermanyssus spp. warm- blooded animals including humans If lesioned, the parasite can cause a Type I hypersensitivity reaction in the host. Fecal Floatation to detect oocyst Inside sheep nostrils Flystrike ENNA Coccidia Cracks and crevices in cages Intermittent feeders Histomonas spp. eating undercooked meat, consuming water/food contaminated with cat feces, transplacentally from mother to fetus Gamonts in white blood cells Fowl. NOT chickens Fleas Giardia No-see- ums, midges Oestridae Isospora and Eimeria Histomonas spp Musca domestica Direct contact with brushes, bedding, etc Eggs and Nymphs. Adults do not stay on host. ingestion of raw beef Hepatozoon Spp White foci on aborted fetuses and placenta Assasin bug or kissing bug They are obligatory parasites with nonfunctional mouthparts timing because you want to kill larvae before they reach the site of infection Swab the ear wax Toxoplasma gondii and theileria Duodenal ulcerations, malabsorption, acute focal inflammation Fly worry snotty nose Dark cerumen Warble fly Cuterebra spp. Horn fly Gasterophilus nasalis Pruritis, hair loss, restlessness Eimeria tenella 2nd stage schizogony in vascular endothelium Anoplura spp. Small and large intestine Chew Eimeria spp. Hypoderma lineatum Dog sucking louse All the time None. a single egg hatches inside the female's body at a time. felinds Northern/Tropical fowl mite Report it! oxyuris equi Musca autumnalis Psoroptes ovis Drashcia megastoma, habronema spp Psoroptes, Cheyletiella and Chorioptes neurons Giardia intestinalis Destruction of small intestine cells leading to diarrhea Sporozoite in sporulated oocyst can cause pathology in heart muscles - -> acute and chronic cardiac disease Early abortions cattle biting louse Floatations or McMaster 3rd stage schizogony in nervous tissue Mode of locomotion ENNNA In sores, wounds, necrotic tissue and soiled wool. Accumulate in the epidural fat of the spinal cord. Eggs are laid singly. Reduviidae Nasal passages and sinuses Tabanus spp. deep skin scraping, hair pluck, cytology Ear mite Eimeria leukarti raw beef Setaria equina Oestrus ovis Oral-nasal cavity and upper GI Haematopinous spp. Sugar floatation or sedimentation Chorioptes bovis Transmit protozoans, helminths and viruses. cause pain and can cause allergic reactions in some horses No, demodex is a normal inhabitant of skin. Ischnocera spp. Ioxodes Tail head, udder and legs Ischnocerca (BITING lice) face fly They feed frequently and usually stay off host (switch hosts). Abortion at 3-9 months Chrysops spp. Intermandibular area PCR or In Pouch TF (culture) decaying hay and other organic matter Horse toxoplasma gondii You don't! depression, anorexia, anemia and spenomegaly amastigote Cryptosporidium hominis Trichomonas spp. Anemia Echidnophaga spp. cat flea, jumping flea Hepatozoon (americanum) Equine protozoal myeloencephalitis amastigotes in macrophages On hairless areas of the body, lateral elbow and ear pinna Cytauxzoon felis Isospora suis walking dandruff birds Cryptosporidium parvum Anoplocephala perfoliata Babesia bigemina Kala-azar (visceral) or Oriental sores (cutaneous) Keratinization of skin on legs and/or face Anoplocephala perfoliata/magna Eimeria or Coccidia Haematobia irritans is approximately half the size of Stomoxys calcitrans. In the GI tract ( stomach, duodenum) Duodenum and pylorus joint pain and myositis margo plicatus and cardiac regions Uninfected wounds Tabanus spp., Chrysops spp., Melophagus ovinus, Stomoxys calcitrans and Haematobia irritans Trypomastigote in blood Horse fly Felicola subrostraus Ctenocephalides felis dog flea, common flea Paraplegia Demodex canis Babesia Spp Short nosed cattle louse dog biting louse, canine chewing louse Otodectes Cynotis Trichodectes canis Leucocytozoon spp. Dogs and felids Theileria Slash and sponge 70% alcohol transplacentally Hypoderma Screwworm Onchocerca cervicalis Sporulated oocyst around the face Keratin digestion, sleeplessness, inappetance, scratching, feather plucking Larvae and nymphs small intestine Binary fission, budding or schizogony and sporogony Skin, feathers, organic material Notoedric cat mite destruction of red blood cells It is the most pathogenic and causes production losses No, only for 1-2 weeks in a lifetime. pigeon milk, contaminated drinking water and paratenic infection Dogs and cats diarrhea SQ connective tissue, nasal and oral regions. Can migrate to the brain. In GI tract Cow feces malnutrition or chronic disease rabbits, rodents Scaly leg/face mite Leg, comb, wattle and neck Isospora It has two forms. Histomonas is flagellated in the cecum and pseudopodal in the liver. feces and rotting organic matter Long nosed cattle louse the cyst No, its the aberrant host. Gasterophilus Intestinalis Flesh flies Ornithonyssus spp. Cull and Report Melophagus ovinus Back, around horns and belly Infectious enterohepatitis Sucking Rhipicephalus sanguineus ruminants and equids Canker and Frounce Psoroptes ovis Balantidium coli clinical signs, western blot, PCR Feline trichomonas Anoplura are sucking lice with a narrow head that cause anemia. Ischocera are chewing lice with a wide head that cause pruritis. Musca domestica and Musca autumnalis It is a vector for D. caninum Coccidia Swine sucking louse necropsy Sporulation, schizogony and gametogony Cats sarcocysts with bradyzoites Haematobia irritans enteritis and dysentry Dog biting louse dog flea Cryptosporidium andersoni when in shaded areas Stomoxys calcitrans fresh feces Fowl Tick Spinouse ear tick On fresh, uninfected wounds. listlessness, anemia, labored breathing, CNS symptoms and death Culicoides Litte blue cattle louse Eimeria Tachyzoites opossum Head only when feeding at night Neospora spp. accumulate in the submucosa of the esophagus. Eggs are laid in lines on the lower limbs. Bedbugs cattle, herbivores, omnivores, birds Texas cattle fever Sticktight flea occlusion of blood vessels because of infected cell enlargement Hypoderma spp. Reduviid bug Bebesia spp Cheyletiella yasguri older animals are more susceptible livestock In numbers over 200 Tick control Ixoeds Infestation of a living animal with diptheran fly larvae. This can be facultative or obligatory. Amblyomma americanum coitus New World Screwworm Soft Ticks Knemidocoptes spp. Because females only mate once in a lifetime Cryptosporidium spp. While nursing It usually infects the eye or lip and does not develop further. When it is found in cattle Kissing bug Infectious catarrhal enteritis Stable fly Leishmania spp. In muscles itching, weightloss, reduced egg yield Red chicken/ Roost mite, night mite Babesia canis Large, robust, beelike, hairy flies with nonfunctional mouthparts. Short lived, obligatory parasites flea saliva Fowl Sarcpotes scabiei In the tick vector Cochliomyia hominivorax Biting/chewing lice Dermacentor Sheep biting louse Spinal cord and esophagus Hypoderma lineatum can cause bloat. Hypoderma bovis can cause paraplegia. Because of the site of accumulation of the larvae in the host. Winter favors proliferation of the lice Linognathis setosus Ischnocera louse Dermanyssus spp. warm- blooded animals including humans If lesioned, the parasite can cause a Type I hypersensitivity reaction in the host. Fecal Floatation to detect oocyst Inside sheep nostrils Flystrike ENNA Coccidia Cracks and crevices in cages Intermittent feeders Histomonas spp. eating undercooked meat, consuming water/food contaminated with cat feces, transplacentally from mother to fetus Gamonts in white blood cells Fowl. NOT chickens Fleas Giardia No-see- ums, midges Oestridae Isospora and Eimeria Histomonas spp Musca domestica Direct contact with brushes, bedding, etc Eggs and Nymphs. Adults do not stay on host. ingestion of raw beef Hepatozoon Spp White foci on aborted fetuses and placenta Assasin bug or kissing bug They are obligatory parasites with nonfunctional mouthparts timing because you want to kill larvae before they reach the site of infection Swab the ear wax Toxoplasma gondii and theileria Duodenal ulcerations, malabsorption, acute focal inflammation Fly worry snotty nose Dark cerumen Warble fly Cuterebra spp. Horn fly Gasterophilus nasalis Pruritis, hair loss, restlessness Eimeria tenella 2nd stage schizogony in vascular endothelium Anoplura spp. Small and large intestine Chew Eimeria spp. Hypoderma lineatum Dog sucking louse All the time None. a single egg hatches inside the female's body at a time. felinds Northern/Tropical fowl mite Report it! oxyuris equi Musca autumnalis Psoroptes ovis Drashcia megastoma, habronema spp Psoroptes, Cheyletiella and Chorioptes neurons Giardia intestinalis Destruction of small intestine cells leading to diarrhea Sporozoite in sporulated oocyst can cause pathology in heart muscles - -> acute and chronic cardiac disease Early abortions cattle biting louse Floatations or McMaster 3rd stage schizogony in nervous tissue Mode of locomotion ENNNA In sores, wounds, necrotic tissue and soiled wool. Accumulate in the epidural fat of the spinal cord. Eggs are laid singly. Reduviidae Nasal passages and sinuses Tabanus spp. deep skin scraping, hair pluck, cytology Ear mite Eimeria leukarti raw beef Setaria equina Oestrus ovis Oral-nasal cavity and upper GI Haematopinous spp. Sugar floatation or sedimentation Chorioptes bovis Transmit protozoans, helminths and viruses. cause pain and can cause allergic reactions in some horses No, demodex is a normal inhabitant of skin. Ischnocera spp. Ioxodes Tail head, udder and legs Ischnocerca (BITING lice) face fly They feed frequently and usually stay off host (switch hosts). Abortion at 3-9 months Chrysops spp. Intermandibular area PCR or In Pouch TF (culture) decaying hay and other organic matter Horse toxoplasma gondii You don't! depression, anorexia, anemia and spenomegaly amastigote Cryptosporidium hominis Trichomonas spp. Anemia Echidnophaga spp. cat flea, jumping flea Hepatozoon (americanum) Equine protozoal myeloencephalitis amastigotes in macrophages On hairless areas of the body, lateral elbow and ear pinna Cytauxzoon felis Isospora suis walking dandruff birds Cryptosporidium parvum Anoplocephala perfoliata Babesia bigemina Kala-azar (visceral) or Oriental sores (cutaneous) Keratinization of skin on legs and/or face Anoplocephala perfoliata/magna Eimeria or Coccidia Haematobia irritans is approximately half the size of Stomoxys calcitrans. In the GI tract ( stomach, duodenum) Duodenum and pylorus joint pain and myositis margo plicatus and cardiac regions Uninfected wounds Tabanus spp., Chrysops spp., Melophagus ovinus, Stomoxys calcitrans and Haematobia irritans Trypomastigote in blood Horse fly Felicola subrostraus Ctenocephalides felis dog flea, common flea Paraplegia Demodex canis Babesia Spp
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Short nosed cattle louse
dog biting louse, canine chewing louse
Otodectes Cynotis
Trichodectes canis
Leucocytozoon spp.
Dogs and felids
Theileria
Slash and sponge
70% alcohol
transplacentally
Hypoderma
Screwworm
Onchocerca cervicalis
Sporulated oocyst
around the face
Keratin digestion, sleeplessness, inappetance, scratching, feather plucking
Larvae and nymphs
small intestine
Binary fission, budding or schizogony and sporogony
Skin, feathers, organic material
Notoedric cat mite
destruction of red blood cells
It is the most pathogenic and causes production losses
No, only for 1-2 weeks in a lifetime.
pigeon milk, contaminated drinking water and paratenic infection
Dogs and cats
diarrhea
SQ connective tissue, nasal and oral regions. Can migrate to the brain.
In GI tract
Cow feces
malnutrition or chronic disease
rabbits, rodents
Scaly leg/face mite
Leg, comb, wattle and neck
Isospora
It has two forms. Histomonas is flagellated in the cecum and pseudopodal in the liver.
feces and rotting organic matter
Long nosed cattle louse
the cyst
No, its the aberrant host.
Gasterophilus Intestinalis
Flesh flies
Ornithonyssus spp.
Cull and Report
Melophagus ovinus
Back, around horns and belly
Infectious enterohepatitis
Sucking
Rhipicephalus sanguineus
ruminants and equids
Canker and Frounce
Psoroptes ovis
Balantidium coli
clinical signs, western blot, PCR
Feline trichomonas
Anoplura are sucking lice with a narrow head that cause anemia. Ischocera are chewing lice with a wide head that cause pruritis.
Musca domestica and Musca autumnalis
It is a vector for D. caninum
Coccidia
Swine sucking louse
necropsy
Sporulation, schizogony and gametogony
Cats
sarcocysts with bradyzoites
Haematobia irritans
enteritis and dysentry
Dog biting louse
dog flea
Cryptosporidium andersoni
when in shaded areas
Stomoxys calcitrans
fresh feces
Fowl Tick
Spinouse ear tick
On fresh, uninfected wounds.
listlessness, anemia, labored breathing, CNS symptoms and death
Culicoides
Litte blue cattle louse
Eimeria
Tachyzoites
opossum
Head
only when feeding at night
Neospora spp.
accumulate in the submucosa of the esophagus. Eggs are laid in lines on the lower limbs.
Bedbugs
cattle, herbivores, omnivores, birds
Texas cattle fever
Sticktight flea
occlusion of blood vessels because of infected cell enlargement
Hypoderma spp.
Reduviid bug
Bebesia spp
Cheyletiella yasguri
older animals are more susceptible
livestock
In numbers over 200
Tick control
Ixoeds
Infestation of a living animal with diptheran fly larvae. This can be facultative or obligatory.
Amblyomma americanum
coitus
New World Screwworm
Soft Ticks
Knemidocoptes spp.
Because females only mate once in a lifetime
Cryptosporidium spp.
While nursing
It usually infects the eye or lip and does not develop further.
When it is found in cattle
Kissing bug
Infectious catarrhal enteritis
Stable fly
Leishmania spp.
In muscles
itching, weightloss, reduced egg yield
Red chicken/ Roost mite, night mite
Babesia canis
Large, robust, beelike, hairy flies with nonfunctional mouthparts. Short lived, obligatory parasites
flea saliva
Fowl
Sarcpotes scabiei
In the tick vector
Cochliomyia hominivorax
Biting/chewing lice
Dermacentor
Sheep biting louse
Spinal cord and esophagus
Hypoderma lineatum can cause bloat. Hypoderma bovis can cause paraplegia. Because of the site of accumulation of the larvae in the host.
Winter favors proliferation of the lice
Linognathis setosus
Ischnocera louse
Dermanyssus spp.
warm-blooded animals including humans
If lesioned, the parasite can cause a Type I hypersensitivity reaction in the host.
Fecal Floatation to detect oocyst
Inside sheep nostrils
Flystrike
ENNA
Coccidia
Cracks and crevices in cages
Intermittent feeders
Histomonas spp.
eating undercooked meat, consuming water/food contaminated with cat feces, transplacentally from mother to fetus
Gamonts in white blood cells
Fowl. NOT chickens
Fleas
Giardia
No-see-ums, midges
Oestridae
Isospora and Eimeria
Histomonas spp
Musca domestica
Direct contact with brushes, bedding, etc
Eggs and Nymphs. Adults do not stay on host.
ingestion of raw beef
Hepatozoon Spp
White foci on aborted fetuses and placenta
Assasin bug or kissing bug
They are obligatory parasites with nonfunctional mouthparts
timing because you want to kill larvae before they reach the site of infection
Swab the ear wax
Toxoplasma gondii and theileria
Duodenal ulcerations, malabsorption, acute focal inflammation
Fly worry
snotty nose
Dark cerumen
Warble fly
Cuterebra spp.
Horn fly
Gasterophilus nasalis
Pruritis, hair loss, restlessness
Eimeria tenella
2nd stage schizogony in vascular endothelium
Anoplura spp.
Small and large intestine
Chew
Eimeria spp.
Hypoderma lineatum
Dog sucking louse
All the time
None. a single egg hatches inside the female's body at a time.
felinds
Northern/Tropical fowl mite
Report it!
oxyuris equi
Musca autumnalis
Psoroptes ovis
Drashcia megastoma, habronema spp
Psoroptes, Cheyletiella and Chorioptes
neurons
Giardia intestinalis
Destruction of small intestine cells leading to diarrhea
Sporozoite in sporulated oocyst
can cause pathology in heart muscles --> acute and chronic cardiac disease
Early abortions
cattle biting louse
Floatations or McMaster
3rd stage schizogony in nervous tissue
Mode of locomotion
ENNNA
In sores, wounds, necrotic tissue and soiled wool.
Accumulate in the epidural fat of the spinal cord. Eggs are laid singly.
Reduviidae
Nasal passages and sinuses
Tabanus spp.
deep skin scraping, hair pluck, cytology
Ear mite
Eimeria leukarti
raw beef
Setaria equina
Oestrus ovis
Oral-nasal cavity and upper GI
Haematopinous spp.
Sugar floatation or sedimentation
Chorioptes bovis
Transmit protozoans, helminths and viruses. cause pain and can cause allergic reactions in some horses
No, demodex is a normal inhabitant of skin.
Ischnocera spp.
Ioxodes
Tail head, udder and legs
Ischnocerca (BITING lice)
face fly
They feed frequently and usually stay off host (switch hosts).
Abortion at 3-9 months
Chrysops spp.
Intermandibular area
PCR or In Pouch TF (culture)
decaying hay and other organic matter
Horse
toxoplasma gondii
You don't!
depression, anorexia, anemia and spenomegaly
amastigote
Cryptosporidium hominis
Trichomonas spp.
Anemia
Echidnophaga spp.
cat flea, jumping flea
Hepatozoon (americanum)
Equine protozoal myeloencephalitis
amastigotes in macrophages
On hairless areas of the body, lateral elbow and ear pinna
Cytauxzoon felis
Isospora suis
walking dandruff
birds
Cryptosporidium parvum
Anoplocephala perfoliata
Babesia bigemina
Kala-azar (visceral) or Oriental sores (cutaneous)
Keratinization of skin on legs and/or face
Anoplocephala perfoliata/magna
Eimeria or Coccidia
Haematobia irritans is approximately half the size of Stomoxys calcitrans.
In the GI tract ( stomach, duodenum)
Duodenum and pylorus
joint pain and myositis
margo plicatus and cardiac regions
Uninfected wounds
Tabanus spp., Chrysops spp., Melophagus ovinus, Stomoxys calcitrans and Haematobia irritans
Trypomastigote in blood
Horse fly
Felicola subrostraus
Ctenocephalides felis
dog flea, common flea
Paraplegia
Demodex canis
Babesia Spp
