Infection is acquired by ingestion of eggs transplacental route Paratenic host ingestion Transmammary route( ingestion of eggs, transplacental route, Paratenic host ingestion, Transmammary route ).
Eggs hatch, larvae penetrate the wall of the small intestine large intestine( small intestine, large intestine ) and emerge after 2-10 days 7-14 days( 2-10 days, 7-14 days ).
Maturation in colon and cecum liver( colon and cecum, liver ).

Febantel, fenbendazole and milbemycin need to be administered monthly every 2 weeks( monthly, every 2 weeks ) for 3-4 months 1-2 months( 3-4 months, 1-2 months ) minimum. Animals must be monitored with fecal exams blood tests( fecal exams, blood tests ).

T. ovis is found in the cecum small intestine( cecum, small intestine ) of ruminants equids( ruminants, equids ).
T. suis is found in the cecum small intestine( cecum, small intestine ) of pigs ruminants( pigs, ruminants )