OIE reported Ehrlichia canis in a village in Kununurra, Western Australia, 6 dogs affected. The disease is transmissible to humans through tick bites. Further surveillance in the dog population will be undertaken. Ehrlichia canis is not an OIE-listed disease, however, due to the pathogen’s importance as a trade-related and zoonotic disease, Australia has submitted this OIE notification. – Emergence – Your Guide to Transboundary & Emerging Diseases
OIE reported Ehrlichia canis in a village in Kununurra, Western Australia, 6 dogs affected. The disease is transmissible to humans through tick bites. Further surveillance in the dog population will be undertaken. Ehrlichia canis is not an OIE-listed disease, however, due to the pathogen’s importance as a trade-related and zoonotic disease, Australia has submitted this […]
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