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<title>Dog Whipworms</title>
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<description>Whipworms are a parasite that you may not have heard of, but one that is definitely a danger to dogs. The reason they are called whipworms is because they actually resemble a whip in that they are thin on one end and thicker on the other end. Whipworms are hearty organisms that can survive outdoors for very long periods of time.

Like other internal worm feeders, whipworms get into the dog's body ...&lt;a href='http://thedogspot.info/dog-parasites/permalink.php?article=Dog+Whipworms.txt'&gt;More on Symptoms Of Ear Mites&lt;/a&gt;</description>
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<title>Dog Ear Mites</title>
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<description>Have you noticed that your dog has been scratching his ears a lot lately? When you took a closer look at his ears to find out what is causing him to scratch so much, did you notice that his ear has a dark discoloration? Did you also notice a foul smelling discharge emanating from the stained ear? Your dog just might have ear mites.

What exactly are ear mites and how do you get rid of them? Will e...&lt;a href='http://thedogspot.info/dog-parasites/permalink.php?article=Dog+Ear+Mites.txt'&gt;More on Symptoms Of Ear Mites&lt;/a&gt;</description>
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<title>Canine Scabies</title>
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<description>Canine Scabies, which is also known as Sarcoptic mange, is a highly contagious infestation of a burrowing mite called Sarcoptes scabiei canis. The canine sarcoptic mite can also infest humans, cats, pigs, horses, sheep and various other species.
 
Sarcoptes scabiei canis mites dig into and through the skin, causing intense itching and crusting, and the area can quickly become infected. Hair loss a...&lt;a href='http://thedogspot.info/dog-parasites/permalink.php?article=Canine+Scabies.txt'&gt;More on Symptoms Of Ear Mites&lt;/a&gt;</description>
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<title>All About Demodectic Mange</title>
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<description>Demodectic mange, which is also called Demodicosis or Red Mange, is a skin disorder caused by the Demodex canis mite. Mites are very tiny parasites that can only be detected by means of a microscope. Demodex canis mite can produce skin and hair problems on your dog which can lead to serious problems and require immediate treatment.

The demodex canis mite is an elongated eight-legged parasite that...&lt;a href='http://thedogspot.info/dog-parasites/permalink.php?article=All+About+Demodectic+Mange.txt'&gt;More on Symptoms Of Ear Mites&lt;/a&gt;</description>
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<title>Sarcoptic Mange</title>
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<description>While you are grooming your dog, you notice that his coat seems to be shedding abnormally. You also notice that your dog is scratching and licking himself frantically. You check his coat to see if you can find any signs of fleas, ticks, or lice, but find instead what look like big pimples and scaly skin. Every day that goes by the symptoms seem to be getting worse. Your dog may be suffering from s...&lt;a href='http://thedogspot.info/dog-parasites/permalink.php?article=Sarcoptic+Mange.txt'&gt;More on Symptoms Of Ear Mites&lt;/a&gt;</description>
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<title>How Roundworms And Hookworms Are Transmitted</title>
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<description>One important aspect of a responsible dog owner is to prevent the spread of disease from dogs to humans. The most effective way of preventing this is through proper hygiene, careful sanitation practices and keeping your dog healthy by avoiding scratches and bites.

There are two common parasites that transmit disease through their waste: roundworm and hookworm.

Dog Roundworms  

Roundworm is a pa...&lt;a href='http://thedogspot.info/dog-parasites/permalink.php?article=How+Roundworms+And+Hookworms+Are+Transmitted.txt'&gt;More on Symptoms Of Ear Mites&lt;/a&gt;</description>
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<title>Dog Tapeworms</title>
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<description>Tapeworms are made up of tiny segments that look like grains of rice. Each of these segments may contain eggs. Tapeworms cause severe itching and discomfort on dogs around the anus. Tapeworm segments can be seen clearly in the feces. 

There are two types of tapeworms. One type, Dipylidium Caninum, can only affect dogs. The other type of tapeworm can affect humans and cause an illness called the H...&lt;a href='http://thedogspot.info/dog-parasites/permalink.php?article=Dog+Tapeworms.txt'&gt;More on Symptoms Of Ear Mites&lt;/a&gt;</description>
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<title>Tick Prevention Tips</title>
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<description>Ticks are small, insect-like creatures that can attach to your dog as it walks through tall grass or brushes past bushes and plants. Once on your dog, ticks often crawl to a warm, moist location, such as the ears, neck, skin folds and other crevices. At that point they typically attach firmly to the skin and begin to feed on the dog's blood.

Ticks can be so small that they are almost impossible t...&lt;a href='http://thedogspot.info/dog-parasites/permalink.php?article=Tick+Prevention+Tips.txt'&gt;More on Symptoms Of Ear Mites&lt;/a&gt;</description>
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<title>4 Ways To Protect Your Dog From Heartworms</title>
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<description>There are only two ways in which you can effectively prevent heartworms from attacking your dog and becoming a problem. The first one is to never let any mosquito that carries heartworm get inside your house and near your dog. The second is to never let your dog go outside of your house, even in your own yard, during mosquito season.

These ideas might make sense if you lived in a house with no do...&lt;a href='http://thedogspot.info/dog-parasites/permalink.php?article=4+Ways+To+Protect+Your+Dog+From+Heartworms.txt'&gt;More on Symptoms Of Ear Mites&lt;/a&gt;</description>
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<title>Dog Lice</title>
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<description>Sometimes even a clean, well-groomed dog can be a host to different types of unwanted parasites.One of these unwanted parasites is called dog lice.Dog lice infestation is not common among dogs in this country, especially those that live in a clean environment and get proper care and attention.

However, you should still be aware of their symptoms and know how to deal with the problem should it occ...&lt;a href='http://thedogspot.info/dog-parasites/permalink.php?article=Dog+Lice.txt'&gt;More on Symptoms Of Ear Mites&lt;/a&gt;</description>
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