Canine demodicosis in territory of city of Niš
This paper describes cases of demodicosis in dogs from the territory of the city of Niš. The objective of the investigations was to learn more about the parameters that can influence the susceptibility of certain dogs to the cause of demodicosis, such as: age, hair length, sex, and seasonal dynamics...
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Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Belgrade
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| author | Stojiljković Dragoslav Aleksić Nevenka Kulišić Zoran Nikolovski-Stefanović Zorica Mišić Zorana |
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| description | This paper describes cases of demodicosis in dogs from the territory of the city of Niš. The objective of the investigations was to learn more about the parameters that can influence the susceptibility of certain dogs to the cause of demodicosis, such as: age, hair length, sex, and seasonal dynamics of the incidence of the disease. It was established following examinations of 76 dogs suspected of demodicosis that they were all infected with the specie Demodex canis. The changes were localized or generalized. In the total number of infected dogs, there was a larger share of males (61.84%) than females (38.16%). The number of dogs diseased with demodicosis was twice higher in shorthaired than in long-haired animals. The most frequently infected were dogs of the Doberman and German Shepherd breeds. The number of male and female animals among short-haired dogs diseased with demodicosis was equal, while there were more males among the long-haired animals. The biggest number of infected animals was in the category of young dogs, up to one year of age, and they accounted for 65.79% of the total number of diseased animals, which shows without any doubt that younger dogs are more susceptible to demodicosis. There were more infected dogs in the period autumn-winter than in the period spring-summer. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-a64c479cae2b48c185a7b89d7314db992022-12-22T04:06:23ZengFaculty of Veterinary Medicine, BelgradeVeterinarski Glasnik0350-24572406-07712006-01-01605-639740510.2298/VETGL0606397S0350-24570606397SCanine demodicosis in territory of city of NišStojiljković Dragoslav0Aleksić Nevenka1Kulišić Zoran2Nikolovski-Stefanović Zorica3Mišić Zorana4Privatna veterinarska ambulanta, NišFakultet veterinarske medicine, BeogradFakultet veterinarske medicine, BeogradFakultet veterinarske medicine, BeogradFakultet veterinarske medicine, BeogradThis paper describes cases of demodicosis in dogs from the territory of the city of Niš. The objective of the investigations was to learn more about the parameters that can influence the susceptibility of certain dogs to the cause of demodicosis, such as: age, hair length, sex, and seasonal dynamics of the incidence of the disease. It was established following examinations of 76 dogs suspected of demodicosis that they were all infected with the specie Demodex canis. The changes were localized or generalized. In the total number of infected dogs, there was a larger share of males (61.84%) than females (38.16%). The number of dogs diseased with demodicosis was twice higher in shorthaired than in long-haired animals. The most frequently infected were dogs of the Doberman and German Shepherd breeds. The number of male and female animals among short-haired dogs diseased with demodicosis was equal, while there were more males among the long-haired animals. The biggest number of infected animals was in the category of young dogs, up to one year of age, and they accounted for 65.79% of the total number of diseased animals, which shows without any doubt that younger dogs are more susceptible to demodicosis. There were more infected dogs in the period autumn-winter than in the period spring-summer.http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0350-2457/2006/0350-24570606397S.pdfDemodex canisagehair lengthsexseasonal dynamics |
| spellingShingle | Stojiljković Dragoslav Aleksić Nevenka Kulišić Zoran Nikolovski-Stefanović Zorica Mišić Zorana Canine demodicosis in territory of city of Niš Veterinarski Glasnik Demodex canis age hair length sex seasonal dynamics |
| title | Canine demodicosis in territory of city of Niš |
| title_full | Canine demodicosis in territory of city of Niš |
| title_fullStr | Canine demodicosis in territory of city of Niš |
| title_full_unstemmed | Canine demodicosis in territory of city of Niš |
| title_short | Canine demodicosis in territory of city of Niš |
| title_sort | canine demodicosis in territory of city of nis |
| topic | Demodex canis age hair length sex seasonal dynamics |
| url | http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0350-2457/2006/0350-24570606397S.pdf |
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