Emerging Zoonotic Diseases in Ferrets
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- DOI: 10.1016/j.cvex.2020.01.012
Emerging Zoonotic Diseases in Ferrets
Abstract
As veterinarians, we may be the first to diagnose emerging zoonotic diseases in ferrets and may be at increased risk of exposure. Pseudomonas luteola is a bacterial infection that causes respiratory disease, panniculitis, sialadenitis, and abscess formation. Hepatitis E virus can cause subclinical infection, acute hepatitis, and persistent infection. Since the 2013 article discussing the 2009 influenza pandemic affecting ferrets, there has been an additional case of suspected anthroponotic infection in a pet ferret and experimental infection with influenza viruses from humans, cats, and dogs.
Keywords: Ferrets; Hepatitis E virus; Influenza; P luteola; Zoonotic.
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