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Nematodes

  1. Ensheathed L3 ingested from pasture

    • L3 exsheathes in the rumen
      • L3 migrates to the abomasum and moults to in the stomach glands L4
        • Adult emerges from glands and feeds on stomach lining
          • Egg containing L1 shed in faeces
            • Egg hatches and L2 feeds on faeces
              • Teladorsagia circumcincta
  2. Aleurostrongylus abstrasus

    • L1 larvae ingested by slug or snail
      • L1 develops to L3 in slug
        • Slug eaten by bird
        • Eaten by cat
          • Bird infected
          • L3 larvae migrate from the gut to the lungs where they mature
            • Eggs in sputum coughed up and swallowed, where L1 is shed in faeces
  3. Toxocara canis

    • L3 develops in egg and is infective after 2-4 weeks
      • Ingested eggs hatch in h=the gut and undergo hepatic-tracheal migration to reach the small intestine
        • L3 can be passed from mother to pup in utero or in milk
          • Eggs shed in faeces
  4. Toxocara cati

    • Infection via ingestion of L3 in egg or from mouse paratenic host
      • L3 undergo hepatic-tracheal migration to return to the small intestine
        • Infection passed to kittens via milk
          • Eggs shed in faeces
  5. Strongylus vulgaris

    • Infection via ingestion of L3 in egg or mouse paratenic host
      • L3 migrate through the mesenteric arteries and mature in a thrombus then return to the large intestine
        • Eggs released into faeces
  6. Uncinaria stenocephala

    • Infection via ingestion of ensheathed L3 which matures in the small intestine
      • Percutaneous infection from L3 can occur, resulting in migration through tissue to thel lungs, get swallowed and reach small intestine
        • Adults feed on blood in the SI
          • Eggs released in faeces
  7. Parascaris equorum

    • Ingestion of L3 in egg resulting in hepatic-tracheal migration
      • Adults return to small intestine
        • Eggs released in faeces
  8. Trichuris Vulpis

    • Infection via ingestion of L1 in egg
      • Adult in large intestine
        • Eggs shed in faeces

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