Do you know how many diseases dogs can get?

A total of includes: optic rash, palpation, percussion, auscultation, Baoding method, oral drug delivery method, gastric tube drug delivery method, injection method, enema method, canine distemper, rabies, canine parvovirus disease, canine infectious hepatitis, canine coronavirus disease, pseudorabies, canine herpesvirus infection, canine rotavirus infection, leptospirosis, brucellosis, canine paratyphoid, tuberculosis, colibacillosis, nocardiosis, **mycosis, deep mycosis, canine ascariasis, canine hookworm disease, canine trichosomiasis, canine trichinosis, canine heartworm disease, canine taeniasis, canine liver fluke, canine lung fluke, canine mite, canine demodex mite, canine toxoplasmosis Canine babesiosis Canine kala-azar Flea Stomatitis Pharyngitis Esophageal infarction Gastritis Gastric foreign body Gastric dilation Intestinal constipation Enteritis Intussusception Hepatitis Cold rhinitis pneumonia Heart failure Myocarditis Rickets Vitamin deficiency Cystitis Traumatic abscess Fracture Conjunctivitis Keratitis otitis externa Rheumatism Eczema Nutritional ** disease Infertility Mastitis Miscarriage Postpartum convulsions Pseudopregnancy Organophosphate compound poisoning Organofluorosis Food poisoning Snake venom poisoning.

The most common one is parvovirus. Dog plague. There is also enteritis. Others are uncommon. What you said seems to be a way to treat and heal people. Satisfied.

Enteritis, rabies, colds, these are all long-sighted, and there are also worms.

Common diseases include canine distemper, canine parvovirus, canine infectious hepatitis, kennel cough, herpes virus disease, cold, pneumonia, paratyphoid fever and other infectious diseases; Parasites include ascariasis, hookworm, coccidiosis, toxoplasmosis, scabies mites and other parasitic diseases; gastritis, enteritis, dyspepsia, gastric dilation, esophageal obstruction, gastrointestinal ulcer and other digestive diseases; In addition, if the feeding management is not scientific and reasonable, there will be many nutritional and metabolic diseases, such as rickets, osteodystrophy, B vitamin deficiency, etc.

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OneFungal disease.

Although the human fungus can resist the fungal disease in most dogs, the fungus that causes dog ringworm is impossible for humans to resist. If your dog suffers from ringworm, it is likely to be transmitted to people. When a person is infected with ringworm, red patches appear on the body, accompanied by dander and itching.

Moreover, ringworm in cats is also contagious to people. Therefore, the owner must pay more attention to the dog's ** problem, once the dog is found to have ringworm, go to ** in time, and check whether he has been infected.

IIBacterial infections.

1. Salmonella: Salmonella exists in contaminated and undercooked food, dogs will be infected if they eat these foods, and once a dog infected with Salmonella licks the owner's hands, feet or mouth, Salmonella may enter the human body through the mouth. Salmonella often causes gastrointestinal diseases such as abdominal cramps, diarrhea, and blood in the stool.

Helicobacter pylori: Helicobacter pylori is a pathogen that exists in the dog's stomach and intestines, and these germs may remain on the dishes used by the dog, and the owner may carry the germs after contact, and then the germs may enter the human body through the mouth. Common symptoms of Helicobacter pylori infection are fullness or pain in the upper abdomen, loss of appetite, etc., and other adverse reactions.

IIIEctoparasites.

If the dog has parasites outside its body, such as fleas, mites, ticks, etc., the person may also be bitten by these parasites after close contact with the dog. Generally, itchy packets will appear on the body after being bitten by fleas, and itching will appear on the body after being bitten by mites. The most terrible are ticks, which can spread Lyme disease through their bites, a disease that harms the joints and the nervous system at the same time.

However, once the tick is parasitic on the dog, it will bite the dog's **, so the possibility of people being bitten by the tick is relatively small, but even so, the owner still does a good job of deworming the dog in vitro and in vitro to prevent the problem.

There are some internal parasites that can also be transmitted from dogs to humans, which is why many pregnant women are afraid to approach dogs, so it is very necessary to deworm dogs in vitro and in vivo. If you have any other questions, you can also ask your veterinarian. Consultation.