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[http://www.cabi.org/cabdirect/FullTextPDF/2007/20073288020.pdf '''Blood, bull terriers and babesiosis: a review of canine babesiosis.''' Irwin, P. J.; Australian Small Animal Veterinary Association, Bondi, Australia, 32nd World Small Animal Veterinary Association Congress, Sydney Convention Centre, Darling Harbour, Australia, 19-23 August 2007, 2007, pp unpaginated, 12 ref.] | [http://www.cabi.org/cabdirect/FullTextPDF/2007/20073288020.pdf '''Blood, bull terriers and babesiosis: a review of canine babesiosis.''' Irwin, P. J.; Australian Small Animal Veterinary Association, Bondi, Australia, 32nd World Small Animal Veterinary Association Congress, Sydney Convention Centre, Darling Harbour, Australia, 19-23 August 2007, 2007, pp unpaginated, 12 ref.] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:00, 4 June 2016
| Babesia | |
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| Class | Sporozoasida |
| Family | Babesiidae |
| Genus | Babesia |
| Species | Babesia canis |
Also known as: Canine Piroplasmosis — Canine Babesiosis
Hosts
Dogs
Identification
This parasite is of the family Babesiidae. The adults are pyriform in shape, and around 5μm in length.
Life Cycle
For an example of protozoal life cycle see Coccidia Life Cycle.
Sporozoites enter the host, when the tick feeds. These reproduce in the erythrocytes of the host. Merogony then occurs, and releases merozoites. Blood is ingested by the tick. When the larval tick moults into the nymphal stage, and enters the salivary glands. The life cycle then continues.
B. canis uses Rhipicephalus as a vector and is spreading throughout Europe.
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Comparison of Babesia rossi and Babesia canis isolates with emphasis on effects of vaccination with soluble parasite antigens: a review. Schetters, T. P. M.; Moubri, K.; Cooke, B. M.; South African Veterinary Association, Pretoria, South Africa, Journal of the South African Veterinary Association, 2009, 80, 2, pp 75-78, 35 ref. |
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