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😂 this is by far the best tick video I've ever seen! Thank you!

Great video. My dog had his spleen removed for suspected cancer. No cancer found and previously undiagnosed babesia caused all hell to break loose. I hate these little sh---

Make video on parvo

"Fatal attraction"

You're a fool.

Finding your channel makes my life complete!

Thanks for the summary

Best illustration ever of Leishmaniasis ❤

I love this channel. This is the most I've laughed while learning🤣

Thank you so much for that .i have a test now . That helped so much

One of the best videos I have ever watched

Now I know that this parasite reproduces slowly, often divides once every few days to even weeks. The fastest reproduction rate is around one per day. But over time the parasite can become thousands in a month. If sand flies are rare, they can infect other vectors including mosquitoes, but they will not transform into promastogotes or even reproduce inside them. This vector substitute diversity can help them spread faster and even cause outbreaks. But once the vector dies out the parasites also die out.

THANK YOU! This is what we needed to know!

Loved the video❤, i may not be studying veterinary but i needed a leishmaniasis video entretaining enough for me to grab stuff for microbiology class. Thanks

Thank you doccc

emptied with the sh... the stool

OMG! , I was laughing and learning at the same time🤣🤣🤣, best video ever, keep up the good work👏

"yUmMy EaR!"👂 😂

I work at a vet clinic in KY. We don't get many positive test results on our dog patients but it's also not uncommon either. Pretty much every patient's Lyme disease is caught in the very early stages, asymptomatic, and recently came back from travel out of state (usually camping/hiking). All treated with doxycyclin. They all go on to continue living happy dog lives unaffected. It certainly scares the owners to be way more vigilant and consistent with their pet's parasite prevention though.

It's 3:00 am and I have Microbiology exams in 7 hours :) Excellent video! 10/10, would recommend

Love it. Your brilliant

Thank you for the video ! Very clear and informative

Excelent understanding🫡😻

So informative!

Currently studying for my parasitology exam and this was very helpful! Thank you for this great video.

I'm a current student and I study for various veterinary science competitions (Many of which I have won) and I love watching your videos as a way to cheat myself into studying on days when it is particularly hard to do it. Thanks for all the work you put into these videos, and for fact checking so I don't get screwed over! Keep it up!

I contracted Lyme in 2015 and I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. I couldn't walk, couldn't even lift my arm and I couldn't sleep because of the severe pain 24 hours a day. Lyme is horrendous. After a few weeks in hospital the doctor's told me that they couldn't do anything to help me and that my body would have to heal itself. After 3 months in in hell I was on the verge of taking my own life just to end the pain. What saved me was reading a book by Professor Buhner's called 'Healing Lyme' and followed his protocol to the letter. When I told the doctor's what I was going to do that they laughed at me. But what else was I supposed to do? It was a very slow process because first you have to reboot your immune system and second you have to fight the bacteria of which actually hides from your immune system - known as 'pathogenic bacteria'. What is different about the Lyme bacteria to other bacteria is that it eats the magnesium in your body whereas most bacteria eat iron. Without magnesium your muscles can't work. Little by little I began to improve but I won't lie, it was the fight of my life. All in all it took about one year for all the symptoms and the pain to stop. Only then could I begin to build up my strength again. Today, 2024, I play golf and I am a 8 handicap. If I ever contracted Lyme againI don't think I could go through it again and would probably just end my life. That's how vicious it is. For anyone reading this who has Lyme - don't give up - your body can kill it. It takes a special diet, special herbs and sheer will power. It will be the fight of your life but if you want your life back that is what you must do.

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Great video. I appreciate the recap you added at the end. Many people that make videos don’t consider a recap.

My dog ate my cats shit once and got toxoplasmosis. What really happens is the parasites swell the brain to a level where the animal is not thinking properly and puts themselves in danger. Luckily my mother’s friend was a veterinarian who specialised in toxoplasmosis and she noticed the symptoms straight away. What happened was he randomly started screaming and running around. He was in pain. Usually the tests for toxoplasmosis cost a lot of money. Money we did not have. So we were lucky to have someone who knew. We saved him and he lived along a nice life. He is a German shepherd x husky and his height did get stunted, but we are lucky to still have him.

This is hilarious 😂

So good..thank you

It was fun watching this😂 and i got it too😌

Perfect explanation 🎉🎉🎉

so clever! hahaha

😂😂😂😂😂😂 this was Great Needed the laughs

There is a joke about the parasite.........naahh there is no joke ......!!😂 Got me....!!

Thank you for explaining this. I got this also on my arm. It's ok now. Been months with it. Luckily I'm fine. Got a weird treatment from the local community - mulled up animal gal bladder. They use chicken gall bladder too. Very gross but. I'm getting marginally better. Been 3 months now. Still on my arm.

Tablet antiparasitics (internal) such as Lotinaler, Sarolaner, Afoxolaner, are considered anti-mite ( Credelio for dogs and cats, Simparica for dogs, Nexgard spectra for dogs, Bravecto for dogs, Stronghold plus for cats I think works as well)

due to the amount of potential intermediate hosts, it sounds like spouse of impregnated (or pre-pregnated) woman would be just as beneficial to test as cat

Thank you for this. I feel less stressed now since I definitely don’t eat fleas.

I found out months after going to colombia. I started having severe cystic acne, and doctors had no idea why. My lymph nodes in my neck got bigger, and i was sent to a specalist where they found it in my blood!! I most likely got it from eating something in Colombia. After 6-7 months, it went away after i was told no medication and to let my immune system handle it. I had this in 2014.

Latent toxoplasmosis is not asymptomatic. Thank catnuts for giving you decreased reaction time and general cognitive performance. Oh, and it’s permanent! 😂

And that's why they use ivermectin for Ms and lupus because it's a pesticide..

So it's really MS AND THE BULLSHIT REST .MS IS TOXOPLASMOSIS. FACT

I like the delivery method of the videos 😂

Imma watch this again the before my exam, cuz it does a good job than going through notes

Who's in 2024?? Huhu this VIDEO must have millions of views🎉❤

Did anyone else notice bicycle pump at the end?😅

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