|Articles|August 14, 2008

ClinQuiz: Ectoparasites - Answer 2C

ClinQuiz: Answer 2C

Incorrect. Although Cuterebra species could theoretically migrate anywhere in cats, clinical disease is most commonly associated with the presence of larvae and associated inflammation in the central nervous system.4

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