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Dogs Serve As Sentinels For Human Lyme Disease

Using the CAPC prevalence maps, a CDC study links the incidence of Lyme disease in dogs to Increased risk to humans Learn More.
CAPC Reveals Surprising Findings In Cats

Extensive data collected by laboratories for IDEXX, ANTECH, and Banfield Pet Hospitals reveal that cats need better protection from heartworms Learn More.
CAPC Recommends Year Round Protection

Read why CAPC believes it is time for veterinary professionals in all areas of the country to embrace year-round parasite control. Learn More.
Ticks Are On The Move

Studies show that ticks are on the move and bringing new diseases with them. Learn More.

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- Demodex (Mange Mite)
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- Ear Mite (Otodectic Mite)
- Ehrlichia spp. and Anaplasma spp.
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- General Guidelines
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- Urinary Nematodes
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Parasite Control Guidelines

Want a quick overview of the CAPC recommendations for parasite prevention and control? CAPC’s General Guidelines offer an expert, short reference, which includes links to specific recommendations for individual parasites of clinical importance to dogs, cats, and humans.

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The Case for Year-Round Flea and Tick Control
Fleas and ticks are more than mere nuisances.…
Data Reveal Cats Need Better Protection Against Roundworm and Heartworm
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