Canine and Feline Hepatozoonosis: The Suprising Prevalence of this Infection.
Hepatozoonosis is a vector-borne infection caused by apicomplexan protozoa that have a vertebrate host, such as the dog or cat, and an arthropod blood-sucking vector, such as a tick. Although most tick-borne pathogens are transmitted with the vector’s saliva through its salivary glands, Hepatozoon species are different because they infect their vertebrate hosts when they swallow and consume their arthropod vectors containing mature parasite oocysts with infective sporozoites in them.
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Parvovirus and Distemper virus
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Itl Diagnostics matters..canine parvovirus infection management
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Por Parvovirus y Distemper canino: una mirada desde la clínica
Por Testes Sorológicos na Avaliação da Imunidade Pré e Pós Vacinal como Apoio aos Protocolos Vacinais
Eng How are you keeping up – A look at changes in small animal vaccination practice
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Tur Antibody Testing: Applications in Clinical Practice
