Cheyletiellose and demodectic mange

Written by Sophie Le Bars - Denost. Posted in Dogs, Leaflets, General information, NAC, Uncategorized

Here is a presentation of two lesser known skin parasites :

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The Cheyletiellose

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Presentation

Cheyletiella is a mite of large feeding on scales on the skin of animals, including dogs and rabbits. Females lay eggs on hair. The complete cycle lasts 3 about weeks. The cheyletielles can survive 5 to 6 weeks in the external environment, They then feed of small dust mites, but need a host to reproduce.

New rules on travel of domestic carnivores in Europe

Written by contact@vetup.com. Posted in General information, Uncategorized

Starting from 4 July 2011, the tattoo will be most recognized by our European neighbours. The chip then becomes the only means of identification authorized to cross European borders in case of identified animals after the 4 July 2011.