Sentences with phrase «become carriers of the disease»
It is important to note that once a cat is infected with feline immunodeficiency virus, they become carriers of this disease for life.
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In one study, 70 % of cows entering the hospital pen contracted M. bovis clinical mastitis within 12 days of entering the hospital pen.4 Hospital pen risk: Controlling disease from the herd During their stay in the hospital pen, fresh cows can become carriers of disease.
Depending on the cat's age, the strength of their immune system and the strain of the virus, they may be able to fight the disease and recover from these early signs and become carriers of the disease.
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In 1 in 10 cases, people infected with these germs spread the disease to apparently healthy people in the hospital — such as patients, doctors or nurses — who in turn can act as silent carriers of illness, infecting others even if they don't become sick.
Cats infected with feline herpes virus (FHV) become life - long carriers of the disease, but are only infectious intermittently.
Cats that have had the disease and have recovered from it will sometimes become carriers of feline herpes virus.
But stressed cats with over-taxed immune systems malnutrition and the high virus exposure of group - living sometimes become much sicker with the disease and are more likely to become chronic carriers of the virus once the initial infection passes.
However, when a genetic disease gains a foothold in a breed, the carrier prevalence can become quite high, and the disease is in no way rare for that breed of dog.
About 30 % become «latent carriers» of the disease, neither fully recovered nor seriously affected.
Doxycycline is probably the best since it seems most effective in preventing dogs from becoming silent carriers of the disease organism in their kidneys after recovery (ref)
Recently, it has become possible to identify presymptomatic dogs or carriers for a small number of inherited diseases in a few breeds using molecular genetic tests.
But some of those animals go on to become silent carriers that spread the disease to others.
Vaccination will reduce the severity of disease but will not prevent infected dogs from becoming carriers.