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https://tails.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/lungworm.jpg50005000Lungworm is a parasite of dogs and foxes. Slugs and Snails are carriers. In the spring there are lots of slugs and snails on the move in our gardens, parks and countryside, which is why Spring sees a rise in new lungworm infections. Read on to find out more about the threat of lungworm in dogs.