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Has Anyone Heard of Anaplasmosis?
I was reading a blog about a dog that has this and was wondering how it effect
a dog. Dogs get it from ticks and people can too. Gross! |
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My Vet still calls it Ehrlichiosis. Last time we discussed it, three years ago, only one dog in our quite large public health area had been diagnosed and was believed to have got it while vacationing in the south of the U.S.
http://www.lakelandveterinaryhospita...aplasmosis.htm |
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Left untreated, it can be very fatal. Many vets will not treat a dog when they first come down with it, which allows the disease to set up permanent shop. It used to be called Ehrlichia equii, and most likely, like all the other tick diseases, is spreading and is underdiagnosed.
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