Estudo retrospectivo de hemoparasitas e parasitas gastrintestinais em cães (Canis familiaris) atendidos no Hospital Veterinário de Patos - PB.

Abstract

Retrospective study of hemoparasites and gastrointestinal parasites in dogs (Canis familiaris) treated at Hospital Veterinário de Patos - PB. The endoparasitoses are diseases has a discharge incidence rate in the clinic of small animals. A retrospective study accomplished at the veterinary hospital of UFCG/Patos-PB beginning from lifted up data in the records of the Laboratory of Veterinary Clinical Pathology (LPCV) and Clinic Doctor of Small Animals (CMPA) relative to the period of 2006 up to 2010 they demonstrated that, 11,82% (990/8369) of the assisted dogs they were diagnosed with endoparasitoses and 10,63% are hemoparasitas and 1,19% are parasites gastrintestinais. The hemoparasita of larger occurrence was Babesia spp (79,55%) soon after Erlichia spp (10,67%) and Anaplasma Platys (9,78%). The parasites gastrintestinais of larger occurrence were respectively, Ancylostoma (67,01%) and Toxocara (17,53%). There was a majority of positive males for the endoparasitoses and the smallest of 1 year were the more infected with the endoparasitas in study.