Table 1 Representative published reports of ticks recovered from dogs
From: Show us your ticks: a survey of ticks infesting dogs and cats across the USA
Study population (N; %) | Ticks identified (n; tick stagesa) | Location | References |
|---|---|---|---|
Public Health England’s passive Tick Surveillance Scheme (TSS) (1580; nr) | Ixodes ricinus (2104; F/M/N/L) | UK | [42] |
Ixodes hexagonus (943; F/M/N/L) | |||
Haemaphysalis punctata (164; F/M/L) | |||
Dermacentor reticulatus (47; F/M) | |||
Ixodes canisuga (18; F/N/L) | |||
Pet dogs presented to veterinarians (1383/3026; 45.7%) | Rhipicephalus sanguineus (s.l.) (1822; F/M/N/L) | Italy | [39] |
I. ricinus (468; F/M/N/L) | |||
I. hexagonus (83; F/M/N) | |||
Dermacentor marginatus (5; F/M) | |||
Rhipicephalus bursa (11; F/M/N) | |||
D. reticulatus (7; F/M) | |||
H. punctata (4; F/N) | |||
Ixodes arboricola (32; L) | |||
I. canisuga (4; F/N) | |||
Ixodes gibbosus (2; F) | |||
Ixodes festai (1; F) | |||
Pet dogs presented to veterinarians (nr) | I. ricinus (95; A) | Belgium, France, Hungary, Italy | [43] |
R. sanguineus (s.l.) (74; A) | |||
D. reticulatus (43; A) | |||
I. hexagonus (12; A) | |||
Pet dogs presented to veterinarians (562; nr) | R. sanguineus (sensu lato) (1058) | China | [44] |
Haemaphysalis longicornis (286) | |||
Rhipicephalus haemaphysaloides (195) | |||
11 too damaged for identification (A/N/L; species nos. for each stage not specified) | |||
Pet dogs presented to veterinarians (180; nr) | R. sanguineus (s.l.) (1242) | USA (Florida) | [9] |
Amblyomma americanum (36) | |||
Ixodes scapularis (24) | |||
Dermacentor variabilis (10) | |||
Amblyomma maculatum (4) | |||
Pet dogs presented to veterinarians and individual submissions (643; nr) | R. sanguineus (s.l.) (3069; F/M/N/L) | Australia | [33] |
Ixodes holocyclus (770; F/M/N) | |||
H. longicornis (213; F/N/L) | |||
Ixodes tasmania (90; F/M/N/L) | |||
Ixodes cornuatus (15; F/N) | |||
Bothriocroton sp. (14; F/M/N/L) | |||
Amblyomma triguttatum triguttatum (10; F/N) | |||
Haemaphysalis bancrofti (5; F/N) | |||
Ixodes myrmecobii (4; F) | |||
Rhipicephalus australis (1; N) | |||
Pet dogs presented to veterinarians (1162; nr) | H. longicornis (2633; F/M/N/L) | Japan | [34] |
R. sanguineus (s.l.) (882; F/M/N/L) | |||
Haemaphysalis flava (316; F/M/N/L) | |||
Ixodes ovatus (182; F/M/N) | |||
Haemaphysalis hystricis (33; F/M/N) | |||
Haemaphysalis megaspinosa (30; F/N/L) | |||
Ixodes nipponensis (30; F/M/N) | |||
Ixodes persulcatus (27; F/M) | |||
Amblyomma testudinarium (22; F/N/L) | |||
Haemaphysalis campanulata (19; F/M) | |||
Haemaphysalis japonica (11; F/M/N) | |||
Haemaphysalis spp. (17; F/N/L) | |||
Ixodes spp. (2; F) | |||
Haemaphysalis formosensis (1; N) | |||
Haemaphysalis ias (1; F) | |||
Unidentified (31; F/M/N/L) | |||
Pet dogs during rabies vaccination campaign and pet dogs at selected. Home (154/413; 37.3%) | R. sanguineus (s.l.) (674; A/N) | Brazil | [45] |
Amblyomma sp. (146; N/L) | |||
Amblyomma cajennense (6; A) | |||
Amblyomma ovale (7; A) | |||
Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus (2; N) | |||
Pet and shelter dogs at selected locations (nr) | I. scapularis (1147; M/F) | USA (Georgia) | [7] |
D. variabilis (628; M/F/N) | |||
R. sanguineus (274; F/M/N) | |||
A. maculatum (218; F/M/N) | |||
A. americanum (111; F/M/N) | |||
Amblyomma tuberculatum (72; L) | |||
Ixodes affinis (14; M/F) | |||
Haemaphysalis leporispalustris (1; F) | |||
Ixodes cookei (1; F) | |||
Pet dogs at selected homes (870; nr) | A. americanum (23676; F/M/N/L) | USA (Oklahoma, Arkansas) | [6] |
R. sanguineus (46652; F/M/N/L) | |||
I. scapularis (965; M/F) | |||
D. variabilis (717; M/F) | |||
A. maculatum (10; F/M/N) | |||
I. cookei (5; F) |