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Infectious Disease

Infectious Disease

The New Coronavirus and Companion Animals

With the coronavirus outbreak spreading around the world, clients are bringing in questions of their pets’ susceptibility to this disease.

Infectious Disease

The Veterinary Nurse’s Role in Preventing Hospital-Acquired Infections

Veterinary nurses are integral in preventing, managing, and controlling disease transmission in veterinary hospitals.

Infectious Disease

Leptospirosis in Dogs

Clinical presentations of leptospirosis in dogs can vary, diagnosis is difficult, and the zoonotic potential is serious—here is how to treat leptospirosis in dogs and assist in prevention.

Infectious Disease

Georgia Animal Shelter Forced to Euthanize 26 Cats Due to Rare Virus

Foster and rescue homes can be used for quarantine of cats exposed to the feline panleukopenia virus, say veterinarians, but when facilities or staff are insufficient and off-site options are not possible, euthanasia of infected animals may ultimately save lives by preventing continued spread.

Infectious Disease

The 3 Rs of Tick-Borne Diseases

The veterinary medical team must use effective communication and education to ensure clients understand the threat of tick-borne disease and the best preventive methods.

Infectious Disease

Discospondylitis in Dogs and Cats: Signalment, Diagnosis, and Treatment

Veterinary technicians play a key role in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of discospondylitis in dogs and cats.

Infectious Disease

Keys to Successful High-Level Disinfection And Sterilization Processes

Today’s veterinary technicians are uniquely placed to make a difference in the lives of animal patients, in part by ensuring that proper protocols and procedures are in place to help prevent perioperative infections.

Infectious Disease

Assisting the Surgeon: Practical Strategies for Preventing Nosocomial Infections

Veterinary health care teams must take precautions to minimize the risk of transferring pathogens between patients and maximize their ability to fight infection.

Infectious Disease

Preventing Transmission of Infectious Disease Among Patients

What would your reaction be if you went to see your physician for a routine physical examination and you were seated in the waiting room next to a typhoid patient?

Infectious Disease

Zoonosis: What Is All the Fuss About?

For those who live and work with animals, zoonoses are occupational hazards that most other professionals do not encounter.

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