Introduction
Toxocara Canis can be obtained through ingestion of faeces of infected animals.
- Larvae is released in the intestines, which inter circulation
- Migration causes inflammation
- Can enter major organs, causing systemic toxocariasis
- Larvae migration to eye causes ocular toxocariasis
Dead Giveaways
Fundus Appearance
Characterised by posterior pole and peripheral granuloma
Unilateral most of the time
Granulomas in the posterior pole or located peripherally
Associated pigmentary changes and/or retinal traction
It's most unique feature is the migration of granulomas, which can be continuous or discontinuous
Shows some ERMs. Additionally, shows the movement of the granuloma, which is a fairly big giveaway 
Can also manifest with vitreous/vitreoretinal lesions which may have a membrane extending from the posterior pole 
By Eye Serbia, shows the consequence of ocular toxocariasis, which is nematode endophthalmitis
diagnostic features
Progression:
Vision loss from associated vitritis, ERM, macula oedema, retinal detachment.
Severe inflammation can cause nematode endophthalmitis, which is a panuveitis