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Epidemiology of Haemoprotozoal Infection of Small Ruminants in Surrounding Region of Arid Zone Research Institute of District Kohat, Pakistan

Majid Ali*, Hafiz Abdul Majid, Farman Ullah, Tahir waseem, Muhammad Rashid Khan 

...recorded for all type of hemoprotozoa. In which highest prevalence was recorded for theleriosis 46.13%, followed by anaplasmosis 29.13%, mixed infection 17.66% while the lowest prevalence was recorded for babesiosis which is 7.06%. Seasonal wise overall prevalence was recorded highest in monsoon 48.69%, 52.46% followed by summer 34.34%, 30.49% and winter 16.95%, 17.04% for sheep and goat respectively. High prevalence of hemoprotozoa
Molecular Prevalence of Theileriosis in Calf at Babylon, Iraq

Ahmed Kareem Kadhim Al-Wasmee1, Waddah Salam Hassone2, Hawraa Talib Al-Janabi3, Hamed AH Al-Jabory1

...a annulata, a tick-borne hemoprotozoan parasite that result in a tropical theileriosis in bovine herds and causes significant economic losses in the cattle sector. We estimated and interpreted the frequency of theileriosis in the calf herds in Babylon Province. We carried out the study from July until the end of December 2022 in several regions of Babylon Province. Ninety jugular vein blood samples were collected. The calves ranged from <1 M to ≥4 M and ...
Hemoprotozoal Infections in Cattle in the Barishal Division of Coastal Region of Bangladesh: Epidemiology, Hematology, and Tick Vector Insights

Md. Roies Uddin, Shib Shankar Saha*, Khondoker Jahengir Alam, Md. Shah Alam and Shampa Rani 

...gn: justify;">Tick borne hemoprotozoal diseases such as babesiosis, theileriosis and anaplasmosis cause significant economic losses in livestock production. Accurate identification of both vector and pathogen residing within the vector is essential for controlling these diseases. In this study, 217 blood samples and 470 ticks were collected from cattle in selected areas of Barishal, Patuakhali, Jhalokathi and Bhola districts in the coastal region of Bangladesh...

Veterinary Sciences: Research and Reviews

December

Vol.10, Iss.2, Pages 40-104

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