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Category:Cat Nematodes
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=== ''Toxascaris leonina'' ===
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*Infects canidae and felidae (see under Dog Nematodes).
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=== ''Aelurostrongylus abstrusus'' ===
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*The cat lungworm - a typical metastrongyloid.
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*Adults are small (approximately 1cm), and live in the lung parenchyma and small bronchioles.
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*Life-Cycle:
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→ L1 with kinky tail in faeces
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→ mollusc intermediate host
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→ cat infected '''either''' by eating an infected mollusc, '''or''' by eating a paratenic host that has eaten an infected mollusc
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*Infections often asymptomatic, but can cause serious respiratory problems, especially in immunocompromised cats.
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