Epidemiology in Small Animal Parasitology

Epidemiology in Small Animal Parasitology provides a comprehensive analysis of the shifting landscape of parasitic infections in pets, driven by environmental and anthropogenic changes. The book details known epidemiological changes of key parasites and highlights associated zoonotic threats to public health. It serves as a resource for veterinary practitioners to manage risks through strategic planning, disaster preparedness, and public education, while also examining the impact of animal movement and governmental controls on parasite distribution.

Strategic planning; Influencing public policy; Political/legal and societal measures for monitoring and control; Dissemination of information and education; Communication; Evaluating priorities and risk management; Governmental controls; Dog and cat population control; Health governance; Movement of parasites or vectors with movement of animals or goods; Disaster preparedness; Pet owners’ responsibilities in preventing and controlling parasitic infections in their pets; Management of canine and feline faeces; Concluding remarks; References