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2. [Is being licked by dogs not dirty?].

Author

Overgaauw P and van Knapen F

Subjects
Animals, Anti-Bacterial Agents pharmacology, Humans, Saliva chemistry, Saliva physiology, Bacterial Physiological Phenomena, Dogs microbiology, Saliva microbiology, Wound Healing physiology, Wound Infection microbiology
Abstract

Being licked by pet dogs is frequently a common advice in articles for the uninitiated. An overview is given about the special antibacterial and wound healing properties of human and canine saliva. New developments in the human area are presumably assigned to dog saliva. Because of the presence of a quite different mouth flora including various potential zoonotic pathogens, it is strictly not advised to let dogs lick the wounds or face of the human.

Published
2012

3. [Toxoplasmosis in cats can be avoided].

Author

Opsteegh M, Haveman R, Langelaar M, van Knapen F, and van der Giessen J

Subjects
Age Factors, Animals, Cat Diseases epidemiology, Cat Diseases transmission, Cats, Netherlands epidemiology, Prevalence, Risk Factors, Toxoplasma isolation & purification, Toxoplasmosis, Animal epidemiology, Toxoplasmosis, Animal transmission, Animal Husbandry methods, Cat Diseases prevention & control, Toxoplasmosis, Animal prevention & control, Vaccination veterinary
Published
2011

5. [Burying family pets: legislation, risks, and recommendations].

Author

Reeuwijk N, de Groot H, Klöpping E, and van Knapen F

Subjects
Animals, Europe, Human-Animal Bond, Humans, Netherlands, Risk Factors, Animals, Domestic, Mortuary Practice legislation & jurisprudence, Public Health, Zoonoses transmission
Abstract

At one point or other all pet owners are confronted with the death of their pet. To safeguard public health and to prevent the transmission of disease, there are regulations concerning the burial of family pets. This article focuses on relevant regulations and potential risks and provides recommendations for the burial of family pets.

Published
2009

6. [Deworming of dogs and cats].

Author

van Knapen F

Subjects
Age Factors, Animal Welfare, Animals, Cat Diseases drug therapy, Cats, Dog Diseases drug therapy, Dogs, European Union, Intestinal Diseases, Parasitic drug therapy, Intestinal Diseases, Parasitic prevention & control, Netherlands, Cat Diseases prevention & control, Dog Diseases prevention & control, Intestinal Diseases, Parasitic veterinary, Practice Guidelines as Topic, Practice Patterns, Physicians'
Published
2008

7. [Deworming according to European standards (ESCCAP)].

Author

van Knapen F, Borgsteede F, Eysker M, van der Giessen J, Overgaauw P, and van Doom D

Subjects
Animals, Cats, Dogs, Europe, Antiparasitic Agents therapeutic use, Legislation, Veterinary, Parasitic Diseases, Animal prevention & control, Practice Guidelines as Topic
Published
2006

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