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How can you avoid the parasite when it is most likely to affect animals?

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Created: 2022-05-29 12:18:14

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Year-round prevention Practice good personal hygiene. Use a preventative flea and/or tick treatment year-round. Only feed pets cooked or prepared food (not raw meat). Minimize exposure to high-traffic pet areas. Clean up pet feces regularly. Visit your veterinarian for annual testing and physical examination.


How do you prevent parasites in animals?

PARASITES(Worms) Fecal exams and regular deworming are the best way to prevent parasitic disease, and the transmission of intestinal parasites from pets to people (zoonosis).

What is the best way to prevent parasites?

Avoiding parasitic infections1- Drink clean, bottled water when traveling.2- If you are pregnant, stay away from cat litter and feces.3- Practice safe sex.4- Wash your hands often, especially after contact with contaminated food, water, and feces.5- Cook food to recommended temperatures and practice good hygiene.Understanding Parasitic Infections and How to Protect Yourself

How can you prevent and control parasitic parasites?

How can parasitic infections be prevented?1Practice safe sex, using a condom.2Wash your hands regularly, especially after handling uncooked food or feces.3Cook food to its recommended internal temperature.4Drink clean water, including bottled water when you're traveling.Parasitic Infections | Definition and Patient Education - Healthline

How can humans reduce the danger of parasites?

Wash your hands frequently, especially after touching animals, and avoid contact with animal feces. Follow proper food-handling procedures to reduce the risk of transmission from contaminated food.

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