Bartonellosis is a vector-borne zoonotic disease with worldwide distribution that can infect
humans and a large number of mammals including small companion animals (cats and …

Bartonella species are vector‐borne infectious pathogens with a severe impact on animal
and human health. This comprehensive systematic review aimed to perform a meta‐analysis …

Bartonellae are fastidious, facultative, intracellular vector-borne bacteria distributed among
mammalian reservoirs worldwide. The pathogenic potential of many Bartonella spp. has …

Recently, an increasing number of Bartonella species have been emerged to cause human
diseases. Among animal reservoirs for Bartonella spp., bats stand out due to their high …

Domestic felines' re-emerging infectious and neglected zoonotic diseases are a significant
focus of global “One Health” efforts. This study aimed to rapidly diagnose 14 pathogens …

A year-round molecular epidemiological survey (2017 to 2018) was conducted on three
hemoplasmas and two Bartonella species with zoonotic potential in client-owned cats in …

Ticks play an important role in disease transmission globally due to their capability to serve
as vectors for human and animal pathogens. The Republic of Serbia is an endemic area for …

Background There is limited clinical or epidemiological knowledge regarding Bartonella
infection in cats, and no serological studies have compared the presence of antibodies …

Bartonellosis is a vector-borne disease caused by intraerythrocytic bacteria known as
Bartonella spp. The potential vectors that transmit Bartonella spp. are fleas, ticks, sand flies …

Background Bats are among the most widely distributed mammals worldwide and can
represent hosts or reservoirs for a number of different pathogens. Bartonella spp. are …