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CLEARWATER FL
HUDSON FL
LAND O LAKES FL
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NEW PORT RICHEY FL
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NEW TAMPA FL
ODESSA FL
OLDSMAR FL
ORLANDO FL
PALM HARBOR FL
ST PETERSBURG FL
TAMPA FL
TRINITY FL
TAMPA PALMS FL
TARPON SPRINGS FL
TOWN 'N' COUNTRY FL
WESLEY CHAPEL FL
WESTCHASE FL
AND SURROUNDING AREAS

Fleas & Ticks

 

Find Your Insect:
   
Adult Cat Flea Black Legged Tick Relapsing Fever Tick
American Dog Tick Brown Dog Tick  
Gulf Coast Tick Lone Star Tick  


Photo Offical Name Name Characteristics Habitat
Ctenocephalides Felis Adult Cat Flea It is about 1/16″ long and are usually found on the host. This flea is found on cats and dogs.
Dermacentor Variabilis American Dog Tick It is about 1/4″ long and have variable white markings. This tick is found on dogs and other large animals.
Amblyomma Maculatum Gulf Coast Tick Similar to the dog tick in appearance. This tick is found in the Southeastern United States. It’s hosts consist of large animals such as cattle and deer.
Ixodes Scapularis Black Legged Tick Adult ticks are dark, reddish brown color with dark brown to black legs. This tick is found in the Southeastern United States along trails, paths and roadways.
Rhipicephalus Sanguineus Brown Dog Tick Adults are 3/16″ long and are uniformly reddish-brown in color. This tick is the most prevalent pets on dogs.
Amblyomma Americanum Lone Star Tick This tick has a silvery spot on dorsal shield. This tick is one of the most coomon on humans and has prevented the development of some areas
Ornithodorous Turicata Relapsing Fever Tick This tick is a soft tick and does not have mouthparts visible from above. This tick is found amongst rat and mouse habitats since these are their preferred hosts.



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