In Texas and New Mexico, warnings have been issued about a parasite that can harm animals. This parasite has been found in dogs and cattle.
It is known to eat live tissue and can infest mammals. The parasite's presence has prompted warnings from veterinarians and humane societies.
Further information about this parasite and how to protect pets is available through veterinarians and humane societies.
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