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    This document discusses canine erhilchiosis, a disease caused by Ehrlichia bacteria that infects dogs and can sometimes infect humans. It reviews the etiology, taxonomy, transmission, epidemiology including vectors, lifecycle, pathogenic effects like clinical findings, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment, and prevention and control of the disease in dogs. It also examines the zoonotic importance by looking at erhilchiosis in humans, associated risk factors to human health, and provides a conclusion and recommendations.

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    This document discusses canine erhilchiosis, a disease caused by Ehrlichia bacteria that infects dogs and can sometimes infect humans. It reviews the etiology, taxonomy, transmission, epidemiology including vectors, lifecycle, pathogenic effects like clinical findings, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment, and prevention and control of the disease in dogs. It also examines the zoonotic importance by looking at erhilchiosis in humans, associated risk factors to human health, and provides a conclusion and recommendations.

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    This document discusses canine erhilchiosis, a disease caused by Ehrlichia bacteria that infects dogs and can sometimes infect humans. It reviews the etiology, taxonomy, transmission, epidemiology including vectors, lifecycle, pathogenic effects like clinical findings, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment, and prevention and control of the disease in dogs. It also examines the zoonotic importance by looking at erhilchiosis in humans, associated risk factors to human health, and provides a conclusion and recommendations.

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    TITLE: Canine Erhilchiosis and its zoonotic importance.

    1 INTRODUCTION
    2 LITRETURE REVIEW
    2.1. Etiology.
    2.2. Taxonomy and its characteristics.
    2.3. Transmission.
    2.4. Epidemiology.
    2.4.1. Vectors.
    2.5. Life cycle.
    2.6. Pathogenic.
    2.6.1. Clinical finding.
    2.7. Diagnosis.
    2.8. Differential diagnosis.
    2.9. Treatment.
    2.10. Prevention and control.

    3. Zoonotic importance of canine erhilchiosis.

    3.1. Erhilchiosis in human.

    3.2. Risk factor in human health.

    4. Conclusion and recommendation.

    5. Reference.

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