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Infestation of the body by maggots |
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Infestation of mites or ticks |
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Skin infection of demestic animals caused by mites |
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Collection of Samples - Skin |
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Skin scraping
Cellophane tape
Hair plucking
Epidermal collection |
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Scrap at interface of affected and unaffected skin
Scrap mutipule sites
Most common diagnostic procedure for ectoparasites
Evaluate at 4x or 10x with mineral oil |
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Mallophage
Anoplura
Egg, nymph, adult (3-4 week life cycle)
Can cause anemia
Tx with pyrethrin |
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Yellow
Have large roun heads
Chew |
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Red to grey
Suck
Do not infect cats or cirds |
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Black Flies (Buffalo gnats) |
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Suck blood from host
Painful bites
Swarm
Like short haired animals |
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Suck blood from host at dusk and dawn
Transmit bluetongue virus of sheep |
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Gnats (Eye Gnats, Dog Penis Gnats) |
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Have sponging mouthparts
Like the teats of dairy cattle and the penis of dogs
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Blood feeders
Intermediate host for dirofilaria immitis |
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Horse Flies and Deer Flies |
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Only females suck blood
Mechanical transmitters of anthrax, anaplasmosis, and EIA |
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Stable Fly (Bitting housefly, Common fly) |
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Sucks blood
Vectors of anthrax and EIA |
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Has bayonet-like probiscus fron head
Causes greater loss in cattle than any other blood sucking fly
Legs eggs in manuer |
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Feeds on mucus, tears, and saliva or large animals
Involved in transmiting of infectious KJS or pinkeye in cattle |
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Larval stages usually associated with bacteria or eith a matted haircoat contaminated with urine of feces
Toxins released can damage tissue
Tunnel through epidermal and into SC space |
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Bite and dig hole to continue to eat
Affect neck and face
Do not crush or break them when removing - will cause anaphylatic shock |
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Hypoderma (Ox Warble, Cattle Grub) |
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Affect cattle
resemble honeybees |
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Most economically important insect to vets
Have piercing sucking mouthparts |
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Flea of the cat
most common found on dogs and cats |
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Produce severe dermatologic problems accompanied by puritus
Very contagious |
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Zoonotic
Extremely contagious and pruritic
Diagnosed with skin scraping
Tx Ivermectin or organophosphate dips |
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Feline scabies mite
infects cats and rabbits |
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Causes scaly leg in parakeets |
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ear canker mite or rabbits
ear swam mineral oil |
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Otodectes Cynotis (Ear Mite) |
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Common cause of otitis externa in dogs cats and ferrets |
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Red mange
Mostly spread through mothers milk
Live in hair follicle |
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Walking dandruff
Zoonotic
Diagnosis with cellophane tape |
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Egg
6 leg larva
8 leg nymph
8 leg adult |
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Argasid
Ixodid
trasmits diseases |
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Soft ticks
Otobius megnini |
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Rhipicephalus sanguineus (brown dog tick) |
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Only dog
intermediate host for babesia canis |
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Amblyomma Americanum (lone star tick) |
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target head, stomach, and flank
vector of tularemia and RMSF |
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Boophilus Annulates (Texas cattle fever tick, or North American tick) |
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intermediate host for babesia bigemina
cattle |
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Ixodes Scapularis (deer tick) |
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Definition
transmitter of lyme disease |
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