Summer parasite update 2022

Ian Wright
Thursday, June 2, 2022

The rapidly changing distribution of parasites affecting pets and the vectors that transmit them continues — this summer parasite update reveals what 2022 has brought so far, and suggests ways for controlling such parasitic incursions.

Figure 1. Cutaneous skin lesions associated with lelshmaniosis in a dog. Photo courtesy of Pedro Serra, Nationwide labs.
Figure 1. Cutaneous skin lesions associated with lelshmaniosis in a dog. Photo courtesy of Pedro Serra, Nationwide labs.

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