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Open access special issue

Open access special issue
A special issue of the Veterinary Parasitology journal has been published following the ESCCAP Vector-borne Diseases 2016 event in Granada.  It features plenary sessions from the ESCCAP meeting with an introduction by Guadalupe Miró.  The issue is entitled “What ...
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Tuesday 25th September 2018

New equine guideline

New equine guideline
We are delighted to announce the completion of the ESCCAP equine guideline: “A guide to the treatment and control of equine gastrointestinal parasite infections”.
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Friday 31st August 2018

Importing pets from abroad

Importing pets from abroad
ESCCAP has produced a new document about the points to consider when importing a rescue dog from abroad.  Click  to download.
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Wednesday 18th July 2018

Guideline 7 now available in Dutch

Guideline 7 now available in Dutch
Guideline 7: “Control of Parasites and Fungal Infections in Small Pet Mammals” is now available in Dutch.  This guideline provides information on common or important parasites and fungal infections known to affect small pet mammals in Europe. It contains eight species ...
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Wednesday 18th July 2018

Translated posters now available

Translated posters now available
The new poster featuring ESCCAP's general recommendations on how to protect pets from parasites has now been translated into several European languages.  Versions can be downloaded from the .
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Tuesday 8th May 2018

Guideline 3, 6th edition now available

Guideline 3, 6th edition now available
We are delighted to announce the completion of the sixth edition of guideline 3: “Control of Ectoparasites in Dogs and Cats”.  It can be downloaded from  section of the website.
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Thursday 15th March 2018
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