Longitudinal collection study reveals tick-borne pathogen risks in dogs and cats, suggesting improved control measures.
Results of this study show that ticks are a year-round risk for dogs and cats in France, and tick-borne pathogens are present as mono- or coinfections at high frequencies. Tick control recommendations for veterinarians and dog and cat owners should incorporate these risks.
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