Epiphyseal parasites generally parasitize dogs' ears, hairs and skin surfaces, and are the vectors for spreading various diseases. Since parasites are more likely to be infected repeatedly, there is currently no feasible way to eliminate them. T...
Epiphyseal parasites generally parasitize dogs' ears, hairs and skin surfaces, and are the vectors for spreading various diseases. Since parasites are more likely to be infected repeatedly, there is currently no feasible way to eliminate them. Therefore, the most effective way to deal with parasites inside and outside is to deworm them regularly.
How to judge ectopic parasites:
Large amount of hair loss during non-hair season.
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Scratch or chew on the body.
Play outdoors frequently and come into contact with other small animals.
Common ectoparasites:
Fleas:
Fleas are small, wingless, and jumping insects that live on dogs, and they make a living by sucking blood. Their shells are hard and can withstand weight ninety times larger than their body weight, and their ability to jump can jump 350 times longer. In addition to blood sucking, fleas are also a vector for fatal infectious diseases such as plague.
scratching, rubbing and gnawing hair, causing hair removal, hair breakage and abrasion;
Severe skin wear, liquid seeps out, and even causes suppuration;
Tick:
Tick (pí), also known as tick, commonly known as dog beans. They lie dormant on grasses and plants. When they do not suck blood, small ticks are only the size of shriveled sesame. After sucking blood, they are as big as soybeans, and the large ones can reach the size of fingernails.
They have a sharp sense of smell and are sensitive to the sweat odor and carbon dioxide of animals. They can be perceived when they are 15m away from the host, from passive waiting to active attack, and once they come into contact with the host, they climb up.
After biting a tick, a kind of anesthesia will be emitted, and the dog will not feel pain when sting or sucking blood.
Bites by ticks should be taken out in time, otherwise it will cause high fever, headache, fatigue, and muscle aches.
Lice: Parasitized on dogs not only suck blood, but also makes the host itch unbearable and can infect many important human and animal diseases. The lifespan of lice is about 6 weeks. Each female lice lays about ten eggs a day. The lice eggs can firmly adhere to the hair or clothes of humans and animals. After about eight days, they can hatch into larvae and immediately bite and suck blood. After about two or three weeks, they can grow into adults by molting three times.
Itching: Itching is the main symptom, but the degree varies from individual to individual.
Words or eggs: Small insects can be found at the roots of hair follicles, light black, off-white or red (sucking full blood).
Candida mite:
Sypta mite disease is a pruritus parasitic skin disease in dogs, wolves and foxes. Dogs often rub or scratch the skin and cause secondary infection.
Small nodules occur, especially in thinner areas of the skin, and small blisters and even pustules can be seen.
The skin is thick, the hair is peeled off, and the surface is covered with scabs. It is bright red and moist when the scabs are removed.
Demodex:
Dog Demodex disease is a skin parasitic disease caused by dogs. Also known as canine folliculosis or canine fat mite disease. It is a common and stubborn skin disease.
Dots Demodex mites mostly parasitize in the eyes, ears, lips and inner hair on the dog's front legs, mostly parasitize in hair follicles, rarely parasitize in sebaceous glands. In severe cases, insects can parasitize in the lymph nodes and other tissues of the dog, and insects can even be found between the ear canal and toes of the dog (finger). Due to the decline in immune function, systemic demodex infection is often caused.
is usually localized demodex disease. The hair loss of systemic demodex disease in the early stage of infection is widely distributed and can be spread throughout the body.
How to deworm dogs externally:
On-administration drugs can effectively prevent fleas, ticks, lice and other ectoparasitics.
The dog's back hair is reversely combed, sprayed at a distance of 10-20cm, and combs it in a straight line so that the liquid can even contact the skin and dorsal hair.
