Tapeworms

The organ system that is overly developed in tapeworms is the reproductive system. Tapeworms possess a highly specialized and prolific reproductive system that allows them to produce a large number of eggs, aiding in their parasitic lifestyle. Their body is primarily composed of segments called proglottids, each containing reproductive organs, which enables them to maximize reproduction within their host.

yes they are.

In dogs it takes about 3 weeks from ingestion of the infected flea for the egg sacs to show in the feces.

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Tapeworms belong to the phylum Platyhelminthes, class Cestoda. Within this class, they are further categorized into various orders, with the order Cyclophyllidea being one of the most well-known. Families within this order include Taeniidae, which encompasses common tapeworms like the beef and pork tapeworms.

Yes,

Tapeworms are produced by your animal ingesting fleas. In order to "cure" tapeworms you should uses a deworming medication for tapes as well as put your animal on a flea preventative.

You're not actually concerned about the tapeworm, are you? I doubt the nervous system in a tapeworm is very advanced. Hope you can sleep at night now.

No.

----------------------------------------parasitism the worm takes all the nutrients The dog does not benefit but the tapeworm does. The tapeworm steals nutrition from the dog and provides no benefit in return. In this case the dog can die from no nutrition

Tapeworms attach themselves in your intestines. They will wait for food. They will not change their position. They will wait a long time. The only way to get rid of them is to eat the chemicals that kills them.

they gurgle or bubble

My son killed a spider that was full of a bll of long skinny worms!

Yes And with humans tooResearch shows that vinegar is dangerous to both animals and humans.

Yes, in the correct dosage. However, tapeworms have the ability to spread egg carrying cysts throughout your body and even to your brain, so if you think you have tapeworm you should definitely see a doctor.

We've been giving each of our dogs the contents of 4 bags of chamomile tea daily before putting them in their kennel for the night because they were going crazy all night getting neighbors mad. We're in the country and every rabbit, coyote, vole, owl, car, mouse, etc would put them in an uproar. As my lab especially likes to hunt and eat rabbits and gophers, we knew she had to have worms, and I had read chamomile is a great sedative and natural dewormer. Four bags of chamomile knocks em out all night for a deep sleep. We've had this routine almost exactly 4 weeks now. The past couple days she's been scooting her rear end on the ground to scratch the resulting itch of worms getting near their exit. We noticed for the first time this afternoon that her feces was full of tapeworms. Hurray for chamomile!

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Oral medication is the way to get rid of a tapeworm. Ways you can get it is from animals that have the parasite. Insects like fleas give it to domestic animals like cats and dogs when they bite at them then people can get them in the excrement of the animals.

They live in dirt! so it might not be a good idea to put them in water they will most likely drown.

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i don't think they cant kill u but they do really long so clog up something idk but I'm pretty sure they usually don't kill u

parasite

Nope actually, a tapeworm is a parasite. A parasite can only survive inside a host organism, it feeds off of the nutrients of this host. Most worms are parasites, which is why they cause so many problems for the humans they live in. Decomposer's however, such as fungus, secrete digestive juices on a nearby organism and absorb it's nutrients.