A subacute case of concurrent babesiosis and anaplasmosis in a she-goat
2001
Baby, P.G. | David, P.V. | Ravindran, P. | Ravindran, R. (College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Mannuthy (India). Department of Clinical Medicine)
Babesiosis and anaplasmosis are caused by intraerythrocytic protozoan parasites of the genus Babesia and Anaplasma respectively. They affect wide range of domestic and wild animals and are transmitted by ticks. Babesia ovis and Babesia motasi are two important species affecting sheep and goas. Anaplasma ovis may cause mild to severe disease in goats. Reports about babesiosis and anaplasmosis in goats are rare. A subacute case of concurrent babesiosis and anaplasmosis in a goat is discussed in detail.
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