SÁ, E. C.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8275955415467130; SÁ, Érica Claudino de.
Resumen:
Retrospective study of endo and ectoparasites main of dogs seen at veterinary hospital UFCG, from February 2010 to December 2014. A retrospective case series study of the endo and ectoparasites of dogs seen at the clinical
pathology industry veterinary hospital UFCG the Patos Campus - PB was carried out
considering the records obtained from January 2010 to December 2014. The results of
examinations were extracted the data concerning race, gender and age of the animals,
which were related to the parasitic diagnostics, in order to identify the prevalence of these
diseases in HV, and compare them with those described in the literature. The variables
were separated according to race in SRD and CRD, sex in males and females and age was
divided into animals less than one year, one to five years and over five years. During the
study period were attended 9,868 dogs, these 9.2% (909) were diagnosed positive for some
kind of parasite. The endoparasite most frequent was the Babesia gender with 36.9% (335)
mainly affects dogs under one year old. Then the Ancylostoma gender with 10.1% (92)
mainly in animals mongrel males and less than a year old. And of ectoparasites, the
Demodex genus occurred in 12.5% (114) of treated dogs, mainly in animal breed. Thus, we
found a higher prevalence (%) in young animals under one year of age for both endo as
ectoparasites, mostando that these animals need more attention regarding parasitic
diseases.