When an animal passes an infection it is either a vector for a parasite such as ringworm or has a zoonotic disease which means it's an illness transferable to humans. I believe that sarcoptic(either that or demodectic) mange is zoonotic as well as Toxoplasmosis(rabbit and cat feces), Tuberculosis(if you consume or touch a goldfish then your mouth), Salmonella from amphibians and reptiles, meningitis from Apple Snails although hardly anyone carries them any more. Luckily, lice are species specific and will not transfer from animal to human. Rabies is always a concern with racoons, bats, dogs etc... Cat scratch fever....guess there are a few. Also, any animal is a potential source of infection if someone is bitten or scratched and neglects would treatment, of course.
There are a number of animals that are the source of infection. Snakes which offer poisonous bites for example cause infection.
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In general, if germs get to be where they aren't usually that forms (most usually) an infection. Germs are in your gut. You get an intestinal ulcer. The germs enter the blood steam -- infection!
In general, if germs get to be where they aren't usually that forms (most usually) an infection. Germs are in your gut. You get an intestinal ulcer. The germs enter the blood steam -- infection!
No, Batiste does not test on animals according to various cosmetic sources. They are listed as a cruelty-free brand on those sources.
Animals use many different kinds of sources as body armor. A few sources include rocks, trees, as well as other animals.
Exogenous infection is a bacterial infection that develops from the outside of the body. Exogenous bacteria are foodborne and waterborne which can be consumed directly or through secondary host.
Through air, water, or animals
Other than animals? Gz
One common source of infection is an open wound. If a wound isn't cleaned properly, bacteria can breed in the warm viscera within and cause an infection.
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