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==Phthiraptera Introduction==
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==Mallophaga==
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''Also known as '''chewing lice''' or '''biting lice''' ''
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==Anoplura==
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''Also known as '''sucking lice''' ''
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==Life Cycle==
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==Pediculosis==
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===Cattle===
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===Sheep===
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===Pigs===
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===Horses===
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===Dogs===
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===Cats===
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===Poultry===
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==Control==
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*Few insecticides will kill lice eggs on the animal
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*Two treatments are needed to kill nymphs emerging from eggs at the time of the initial treatment and those that will emerge 2-3 weeks later
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**At two week intervals
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**Or a product with a two week residual activity can be used
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Anopleura lice are more susceptible to systemic insecticide treatment than mallophaga lice
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*Resistance to insecticides may become a problem so alternating the chemicals used and avoiding pour on treatments (which have a greater risk of resistance developing) should be considered