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Brucellosis infection in dogs

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  • Brucellosis infection in dogs
  • What is canine brucellosis?
  • How will I know if my dog has Brucellosis?
  • How will my vet know if my dog has Brucellosis?
  • How is canine brucellosis treated?
  • Will my dog recover?
  • Conclusion
  • Further Reading
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Synonym(s): Canine brucellosis

Brucellosis infection in dogs

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Other sources of information

  • Animal Plant and Health Agency (2023) Canine Brucellosis: Summary Information Sheet for Veterinary Staff. Website: www.apha.defra.gov.uk (pdf download).
  • UK Health Security Agency (2023) Brucella Canis: Information for the Public and Dog Owners. Website: www.gov.uk.
  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) (2021) Brucellosis. Website: www.cdc.gov.
  • Public Health England (2021) Human Animal Infection and Risk Surveillance Group - Risk Review and Statement on the Risk Brucella Canis Presents to the UK Human Population. Website: www.gov.uk.
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