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Apart from roundworms, Ancylostomatidae nematodes are presently the most frequently observed  nematodes in dogs in Poland, with two species described so far: Uncinaria stenocephala and Ancylostoma  caninum. The study aimed to determine the hookworm species found in dogs in Poland, with special emphasis  on the Lublin region. The study material consisted of fecal samples collected from 500 dogs from the area  of the Lublin voivodeship. With the use of microscope methods, parasite eggs were found in 56.4% of the  samples, dominated by the Ancyclostomidae nematode (26.8%). The isolated hookworm eggs were subject to  morphometric measurements, giving a mean length of 77.60 μm and width of 44.25 μm (±SD ±6.01 and ±4.54  respectively) within the range 67-91 × 36-56 μm. The hookworm larvae that hatched from the samples were  subject to molecular analysis (72 samples) and all were identified as U. stenocephala. In the area of the Lublin  voivodeship U. stenocephala is the dominant hookworm species in dogs.

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Determining the occurrence of the Uncinaria stenocephala and Ancylostoma caninum nematode invasion in dogs in Poland, with special emphasis on the Lublin region