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Infectious Diseases
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Canine Infections | Infections in Dogs
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Anaerobic infections in dogs are commonly associated with infections of the oropharynx, the central nervous system, the subcateous space,...
Canine Skin Disease | Skin Infections in Dogs
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Canine Skin Disease | Skin Infections in Dogs Staphylococcus intermedius is the most common cause of pyoderma in dogs and cats. Deep py...
Feline Leukemia Treatment
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Feline Leukemia Treatment - Treating Leukemia in Cats Avoiding contact with feline leukemia virus by housing cats indoors is the best form...
Feline Leukemia - Leukemia in Cats
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Feline Leukemia - Symptoms of Feline Leukemia Feline leukemia virus (FeLV) is a single-strand RNA virus in the family Retroviridae , subfam...
Dog parvo symptoms
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Symptoms of parvo in dogs There are two types of parvoviruses that infect dogs . Canine parvovirus-1 (CPV-1), also known as "minute vir...
Tissue technique collecting in animals
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Tissues collected from animals with suspected infectious diseases can be evaluated by several different techniques. Tissue samples should be...
Prevention of infectious diseases in dogs and cats
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It is always preferred to prevent rather than treat infections in dogs and cats . Consequently, avoiding exposure is the most effective way ...
General biosecurity guidelines
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Contaminated hands are the most common source of infectious disease transmission in the hospital environment. Fingernails of personnel havin...
Feline plague
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Clinical features Bubonic, septicemic, and pneumonic plague develop in infected humans and cats; clinical disease is extremely rare in dogs....
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