Pet Disease Bulletins
The ProVetLogic series of pet disease bulletins focuses on recurring problems seen by animal care professionals.
Some are specific to certain animals, such as Canine Parvovirus, while others may impact multiple species. We make these available to you and are happy to discuss with you the success stories that our clients send us.
For information about diseases that pets can transfer to humans, see https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/
Feel free to call us at 1-800-869-4789.
Please contact us with questions regarding persistent problems in your animal care world. From alligators to zebras there are few questions we haven’t been asked. Don’t forget that you will find how-to-lessons on animal care on our continuing education site.
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Cat Diseases
Summary: This report provides an overview of cat diseases, focusing on recent relevance. It is intended for a general audience and aims to highlight key information related to cat diseases.
HotZone Flyer Disease from Cats
Hot Zone Flyer Cat Scratch Disease
HotZone Bulletin Panleukopenia Feline Distemper
Feline Calici Virus See Also Special Post understanding-stomatitis-in-cats-
HotZone Flyer Rabies Infection and Animals
HotZone Flyer Lyme Disease and Animals
Dog Diseases
Canine Influenze
Flyer Canine Influenze See Also dog-flu-is-not-kennel-cough
Canine Parvovirus
HotZone Flyer Canine ParvoVirus
Lyme Disease
HotZone Flyer Lyme Disease and Animals
HotZone Flyer Ringworm
HotZone Flyer Diseases from Dogs
Other Bulletins
Hot Zone Flyer Bleach
HotZone Flyer Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis and Crohnsdisease
Toxic Ammonia Equine
Raccoon Roundworm Infection
Big Cat Zone Cleaning Protocol
PVL Touch Points_Disinfectants Versus Organic Matter
Giardia Transmission
Update on FDA Final Rule for Consumer Antiseptic Hand Wash Products
Phenol Toxicity in Pets
Creating-a-Cleaner-and-Safer-Animal-Care-Environment Manual
Please contact us with questions regarding persistent problems in your animal care world. From alligators to zebras there are few questions we haven’t been asked. Don’t forget that you will find how-to-lessons on animal on our continuing education site.