What is another word for louse fly?
Pronunciation: [lˈa͡ʊs flˈa͡ɪ] (IPA) 
The louse fly, also known as a Hippoboscid, is a small, wingless insect that parasitizes on the blood of mammals and birds. Some synonyms for the louse fly include keds, deer flies, and neotropical ticks. These insects can cause discomfort and irritation to their hosts, as well as transmit diseases in some cases. While they are commonly found on domesticated animals such as dogs and cats, they are also known to target wild animals such as deer and birds. Effective control measures include insecticides and regular grooming of affected animals. It's important to identify these parasites early on to avoid potential health risks to both animals and humans.
