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Feline Medicine Q&A 09 (view source)
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A third route of infection is via the milk in suckling kittens. Larvae released from ingested ova migrate to many tissues where they remain dormant, but can subsequently be recovered from the mammary tissue and milk of suckling queens. There is no transplacental migration.
A third route of infection is via the milk in suckling kittens. Larvae released from ingested ova migrate to many tissues where they remain dormant, but can subsequently be recovered from the mammary tissue and milk of suckling queens. There is no transplacental migration.
|l2=Toxocara cati
|l2=Toxocara cati#Life Cycle
|q3=What is the potential clinical significance of the organism?
|q3=What is the potential clinical significance of the organism?
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Treatments include fenbendazole, milbemycin, pyrantel, febantel, and selamectin.
Treatments include fenbendazole, milbemycin, pyrantel, febantel, and selamectin.
|l4=Toxocara cati
|l4=Toxocara cati#Treatment
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