A major, but not exhaustive, literature revision has been made to compile the names of
Ixodidae from Linnaeus to present. Names are classified as valid, synonyms, lapsus …

Tick-borne diseases (TBD) in dogs have gained in significance in German and Austrian
veterinary practices. The widespread European tick species Ixodes ricinus represents an …

Babesia sp. are intracellular parasitic organisms that affects mainly the red blood cells of
most mammals, causing the disease known as babesiosis, and transmitted by ticks …

Canine babesiosis is a tick-borne disease caused by apicomplexan intraerythrocytic
hemoprotozoan parasites. It is caused by the small (Babesia gibsoni, B. conradae, and B …

In Nigeria, knowledge on the epidemiology of diseases of dogs is limited. A retrospective
study of data from clinical records of six veterinary clinics was undertaken to determine the …

Adequate knowledge of the genetic diversity among Babesia species infecting dogs is
necessary for a better understanding of the epidemiology and control of canine babesiosis …

Babesiosis accounts for a high percentage of hospital cases in canines in Africa, with about
40% mortality in the cases presented. In Nigeria, records show an estimated 30% annual …

The present study “Clinical occurrence of canine babesiosis in around Indore Madhya
Pradesh in India associated with epidemiological implications” was conducted on 4304 …

Babesiosis is a tick-borne disease caused by an intra-erythrocytic protozoan of the genus
Babesia. The genus contains a large number of species capable of infecting a variety of …

In Südosteuropa überlappt die Verteilung von B. canis teilweise mit der von B. vogeli. Nach
Duh et al.[14] ist der Erreger mit der größten klinischen Relevanz für den Hund zum …