For Dirofilaria immitis infection in cats, select the TRUE statement

An intermediate host is needed for both Physaloptera and Toxocara cati.

You’re working in a shelter and a stray dog is brought in who is suffering from bloody diarrhea.  Subsequent testing shows that the dog also has anemia.  The vet suspects the nematode responsible for these symptoms is the one depicted below.   What is it?

According to CAPC, what is the recommended deworming protocol for puppies to prevent Toxocara canis infection?

Which of the following resources are available on the American Heartworm Society website to assist veterinary professionals? (Select all that apply)

All of the following nematodes are zoonotic EXCEPT for:

You bring your cat, Bitsy, in for a check-up and a fecal flotation is performed.  An egg, shown below, was observed in the feces.  You note that the egg has a smooth surface and isn’t pitted.  To help you diagnose this parasite, the anterior end of the worm that produced the egg is also shown below. What nematode is it?

Toxascaris canis larvae migrate thru the liver and the lungs of the definitive host while the larvae of Toxocara cati do not migrate outside of the small intestine (i.e., GI tract).

Your dog  is suffering bronchitis and is coughing quite a bit.  After he coughs up some mucus, you check it for eggs and find the following eggs that have asymmetrical bi-polar plugs. What nematode is producing these eggs

A necropsy was performed on a dog who previously had presented at your clinic with a cough, labored breathing, ascites, and exercise intolerance. The following worms were found to be responsible for the observed clinical signs.  What nematodes are they?