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Epidemiology in Small Animal Parasitology
by Peter Holdsworth & Maggie Fisher
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This book provides an understanding of climate change and other contributing factors in the emergence/reemergence of parasitic diseases in companion animals. It describes the known changes in the epidemiology of key parasite infections and highlights zoonotic threats, and is therefore a valuable resource for veterinary practitioners to manage risks and keep abreast of emerging/reemerging parasitic diseases of pets.
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ISBN: 9788418020155
- Strategic planning; Influencing public policy; Political/legal and societal measures for monitoring and control; Dissemination of information and education; Communication; Evaluating priorities and risk management; Governmental controls; Dog and cat population control; Health governance; Movement of parasites or vectors with movement of animals or goods; Disaster preparedness; Pet owners’ responsibilities in preventing and controlling parasitic infections in their pets; Management of canine and feline faeces; Concluding remarks; References
Peter Holdsworth, Maggie Fisher
Peter Holdsworth is an independent consultant who holds a PhD in veterinary parasitology from the University of Queensland. He has served as the president of the Australian Society for Parasitology (2008-2009) and the World Association for the Advancement of Veterinary Parasitology (2011–2015).
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