Ectoparasites

Vector-transmitted parasites

Tick-transmitted parasites

Helminths

Protozoa

Fungi

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Ectoparasites

 

Internal Parasites

Vector-transmitted parasites

 

Tick-transmitted parasites

  • www.langfordvets.co.uk
    University of Bristol. Website of the Acarus laboratory for the PCR-detection of arthropod-borne infectious diseases in companion animals. General information on tick-transmitted parasites and disease with links to other more specific websites.
  • www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/disease-vectors/surveillance-and-disease-data/tick-maps
    The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) website publishes maps which show the current known distribution of tick species in Europe.

 

Helminths

  • www.heartwormsociety.org
    The American Heartworm Society. Information on all aspects of heartworm including guidelines for the diagnosis, prevention and management of heartworm infection in dogs and cats.
  • www.fecava.org
    Echinococcosis fact sheet featuring ESCCAP's life cycles.

 

Protozoa

  • www.protozoologie.de/
    Society of Eukaryotic Microbiology, formerly German Society for Protozoology. In German.
  • www.tommys.org/
    Tommy's, the baby charity. UK charity with information on Toxoplasma gondii and toxoplasmosis. Aimed at parents to be. Leaflets available.
  • www.fecava.org
    Toxoplasmosis fact sheet.

 

Fungi

  • www.mycology.adelaide.edu.au/
    The University of Adelaide, Australia. General information about medical mycology and images of various fungi.
  • www.aspergillus.org.uk
    The site provides an encyclopaedia of Aspergillus for the patients, doctors, vets and scientists.
  • www.isham.org
    The International Society for Human and Animal Mycology (ISHAM) is a worldwide organisation that represents all scientists, doctors and vets with a special interest in fungal diseases.
  • www.fecava.org
    Dermatophytosis fact sheet.

In some European countries (especially France, Italy and Belgium) the study of fungal species is usually associated with that of other eukaryotic parasites (protozoa, insects, mites and helminths).

 

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