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Possible vertical transmission of Babesia canis canis from a bitch to her puppies: a case report

2016-05-25

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The present study reports the possible vertical transmission of Babesia canis canis from an infected bitch to her puppies. The study concerns a bitch that had developed babesiosis in week seven of pregnancy and her litter, three puppies that exhibited symptoms of the disease in Weeks 8-9 post-partum. In all animals, the infection with protozoa was confirmed by the results of a PCR blood test. The identity of the n...

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DOI: 10.17221/8881-vetmed

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