Sentences with phrase «infection in the dog population»

Following the 1993 - 1994 outbreak, vaccination has successfully reduced the level of infection in the dog population around the Serengeti.

Not exact matches

Since the presence of yeast in a dog is normal, an infection typically occurs when some other part of the body is weakened — for example if the population of «friendly» bacteria in your dog's digestive tract is low.

But the infection is appearing more frequently in these unvaccinated small dogs, and it is well known that the rat population in cities can also be a common source of exposure to these smaller dogs.

Similarly, culturing and sensitivity tests can confirm an increase in the population of bacterial species, which are directly related to yeast infection in dog.

Her special interests include facility design and population management, and her publications focus on the management of Babesia infections in dogs rescued from dog fighting investigations.

I learned that T canis and T cati were a much greater threat than I had previously realized, with prevalence rates in dogs of up to 11 percent in the West.2 Knowing that roundworm infections can cause blindness and brain damage in people, and that sero - prevalence rates in the U.S. population are almost 14 percent, 3 I decided to make prevention a priority and documented my recommendations.

Sentinel Flavor Tabs also control flea populations and adult hookworms, and remove and control adult roundworm and whipworm infections in dogs and puppies.

Compare that to a widely published list of pet insurance claims and you see the same disease in a large population of insured American dogs, where ear infections and tooth abscess are included in the top ten list.

«Because most UTIs in dogs are believed to be ascending infections, maintenance of a healthy microbial population of the vestibule and vagina may be important in female dogs.