Predictions of Lyme disease are especially high this year, according to the Companion Animal Parasite Council’s annual forecast.
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Heartworm disease can be found in all 50 states and is caused when an infected mosquito bites your dog or cat.
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This year’s ehrlichiosis forecast predicts an even higher-than-normal infection rate for dogs in southern states from Texas to Virginia.
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For 2013, the non-profit veterinary organization, Companion Animal Parasite Council (CAPC), predicts an even higher-than-normal infection rate for anaplasmosis nationwide.
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Developed through an ongoing partnership between our experts – the nation’s foremost parasitologists, and renowned statisticians from Clemson University, the CAPC Parasite Forecasts serve as reminders for pet owners to work with their veterinarians to make sure their pets are protected from ticks every month of the year.
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The ever-evolving CAPC Parasite Forecast model combines historical data such as parasitic disease test results from veterinary clinics across the country and changing variables that include weather conditions, vegetation indices, wildlife populations, human population density and human disease prevalence.
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