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Evaluation of health status of stray cats homed as pets to some viral and protozoal feline diseases [electronic resource].

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El- Shahidy, M. S

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Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: p.108-120Other title:

تقييم الحالة الصحية للقطط الضالة التي تستخدم كجيوانات منزلية لبعض الأمراض الفيروسية والبروتووزوا [Added title page title]

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Assiut veterinary medical journal, 2003 v. 49 (98) [electronic resource].

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In: Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal 2003.v.49(98)Summary: A total of 224 stray cats were admitted to private, Veterinary clinic for check up and medical care. Fifty cats were diseased and suffering from emaciation, weight loss, anaemia, diarrhea and/or gingivitis. The other 174 cats, were apparante1y healthy admitted for check up and designation of vaccination programmas. 125 out of 224 were balady stray cats collected by foreigner mens and womens for homing as a pets the other 99 cats were feral cats. All cats were examined for the prevalence of feline leukemia antigenemia (FeLV), feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) virus, feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV), feline panleukopinea (FPL) virus and Toxoplasmosis. FIP antibodies were detected in 18.7% of cat populations with the highest prevalence in balady stray cats.

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A total of 224 stray cats were admitted to private, Veterinary clinic for check up and medical care. Fifty cats were diseased and suffering from emaciation, weight loss, anaemia, diarrhea and/or gingivitis. The other 174 cats, were apparante1y healthy admitted for check up and designation of vaccination programmas. 125 out of 224 were balady stray cats collected by foreigner mens and womens for homing as a pets the other 99 cats were feral cats. All cats were examined for the prevalence of feline leukemia antigenemia (FeLV), feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) virus, feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV), feline panleukopinea (FPL) virus and Toxoplasmosis. FIP antibodies were detected in 18.7% of cat populations with the highest prevalence in balady stray cats.

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