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    Cairn Parasite Atlas

    Researched on 2 October 2026 from ESCCAP (the European expert body on pet parasites), ECDC, national health and veterinary authorities and published studies. Every line links to its source. Entry rules change: check them with the authorities before travelling or selling a puppy abroad. "No data" means no published survey was found, not that the parasite is absent.

    Ticks, worms and insect-borne diseases for dogs, country by country. Choose a parasite, then click a country to see its risks, the entry rules for a puppy from Luxembourg, stool-testing labs and what to watch for across the border.

    New to this? Read Ticks, Fleas and Worms first: what your puppy has had from us and what to do about each parasite.

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    General information for dog owners, not veterinary advice. Risk levels: Established = the parasite lives and spreads there; Sporadic / spreading = local cases or new foci; Imported only = cases only in dogs that travelled; Not reported = looked for and not found; No data = no published survey found.
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