Toxoplasmosis in dogs
Toxoplasmosis is an infectious disease caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. While cats are the primary hosts for this parasite, dogs can serve as intermediate hosts.
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7 steps to take in emergencies involving dogs
Dog emergencies can occur at any time and require quick action from veterinarians and pet owners. This article provides a comprehensive guide to effectively treating canine emergencies based on the latest evidence and research in the field of veterinary medicine. We will discuss the most important aspects of emergency care for dogs, including the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of emergencies.
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Anaplasmosis in animals
Anaplasmoses are parasitic infectious diseases caused by Anaplasma species and transmitted by ticks. The affected host animals are primarily dogs, but people, sheep, goats, cats, cattle and horses can also be affected. The disease progresses in acute and chronic phases.