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wcc internal parasit
wccvettech internal parasites
scientific name | common name |
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fasciola hepatica | liver fluke |
nanophyetus salmincola | salmon poisoning fluke |
paragonimus kellicotti | lung fluke |
fluke | for trematoda, a class of flatworms |
dipylidium caninum | common tapeworm of dog/cat; cucumber seed worm |
taenia spp | tapeworm |
echinococcus granulosus and multilocularis | hydatid tapeworm |
toxocara canis and cati | roundworm; ascarid |
toxascaris leonina | roundworm; ascarid |
ancylostoma caninum & braziliense | hookworm |
uncinaria stenocephala | northern canine hookworm |
trichuris vulpis | canine whipworm |
dirofilaria immitis | canine heartworm; filariid |
dipetalonema reconditum | canine heartworm; subcutaneious filariid, non-pathogenic |
strongyloides stercoralis | intestinal threadworm |
capillaria aerophila | lungworm of dogs/cats |
aleurostrongylus abstrusus | feline lungworm |
spirocerca lupi | esophogeal worm of dogs/cats |
dioctophyme renale | giant kidney worm |
strongylus vulgaris | large strongyle of horses |
cyathostominae | small strongyle or horses (sub-family) |
strongyle | are nematode worms of the family Strongylidae. They are often parasitic in the gastrointestinal tract of mammals, especially horses. |
oxyuris equi | pinworm of horses |
thelazia californiensis | eyeworm of horses |
parascaris equorum | equine roundworm; ascarid |
Haemonchus contortus/trichostrongyle | barber pole worm; bovine |
trichnilla spirallis | zoonotic nematode of swine |
nematode | roundworms |
giardia lamblia | protozoa; flagellate |
isospora spp. | coccidia or dog/cat; protozoa |
eimeria spp. | coccidia of rabbits, horses etc. protozoa |
toxoplasma gondii | coccidia of cats; ZOONOTIC; |
babesis canis | parasitic protozoa of the RBC's |
trichomonas | veneral protozoa parasite in cattle, oral in birds |
coccidia | spore-forming, single-celled parasites belonging to the apicomplexan class Conoidasida.[1] Coccidian parasites infect the intestinal tracts of animals[2], and are the largest group of apicomplexan protozoa. |