CASTRATION OF DOGS AND CATS AS A FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL AND ZOONOSES
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Resumo: | Preventive Veterinary Medicine aims, among other objectives, to prevent the emergence and spread of zoonoses, promoting the improvement of living conditions in communities, acting in the planning of public policies through epidemiological tools. Being the dispersal of dogs and cats, a risk factor for the emergence of various diseases, especially zoonoses, methods such as castration tend to promote a reduction in the proliferation of these, collaborating so that the risk of spreading zoonotic diseases is also reduced. Through the analysis of data collected at the Center for Environmental Monitoring and Zoonoses of the municipality of João Pessoa, Paraíba State, Brazil, during the year 2018, it was possible to observe the quantitative of castration surgical procedures done in canines and felines in order to decrease the proliferation of these in the streets. A monthly average of 248 clinical trials of cats and dogs were made. Of these, 223 were castrated, 168 felines and 55 canines. The expressive difference in the quantity of castrated canines when compared to felines can be explained by the habit of life of the latter, which allows them a greater mobility externally to the home, showing themselves more exposed and, consequently, more difficult to be created exclusively in the home. These features contribute to their owners having greater concern in castrating them. It is necessary to know the previous history of the animals to the spay, and more precisely, with respect to the form of the development (domestically, semi-domestically, or in the street). It has been suggested that part be considered to be a useful, accessible, and safe, to contribute to the population control of cats and dogs, as well as the prevention of the spread of zoonotic diseases. |
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CASTRATION OF DOGS AND CATS AS A FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL AND ZOONOSESZoonosesPreventive Veterinary MedicineAnimal Population Control Unit.Preventive Veterinary Medicine aims, among other objectives, to prevent the emergence and spread of zoonoses, promoting the improvement of living conditions in communities, acting in the planning of public policies through epidemiological tools. Being the dispersal of dogs and cats, a risk factor for the emergence of various diseases, especially zoonoses, methods such as castration tend to promote a reduction in the proliferation of these, collaborating so that the risk of spreading zoonotic diseases is also reduced. Through the analysis of data collected at the Center for Environmental Monitoring and Zoonoses of the municipality of João Pessoa, Paraíba State, Brazil, during the year 2018, it was possible to observe the quantitative of castration surgical procedures done in canines and felines in order to decrease the proliferation of these in the streets. A monthly average of 248 clinical trials of cats and dogs were made. Of these, 223 were castrated, 168 felines and 55 canines. The expressive difference in the quantity of castrated canines when compared to felines can be explained by the habit of life of the latter, which allows them a greater mobility externally to the home, showing themselves more exposed and, consequently, more difficult to be created exclusively in the home. These features contribute to their owners having greater concern in castrating them. It is necessary to know the previous history of the animals to the spay, and more precisely, with respect to the form of the development (domestically, semi-domestically, or in the street). It has been suggested that part be considered to be a useful, accessible, and safe, to contribute to the population control of cats and dogs, as well as the prevention of the spread of zoonotic diseases.Environmental Smoke Institute2019-10-31info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://environmentalsmoke.com.br/index.php/EnvSmoke/article/view/8110.32435/envsmoke.20192362Environmental Smoke; Vol. 2 No. 3 (2019); 62Environmental Smoke; v. 2 n. 3 (2019); 622595-5527reponame:Environmental Smokeinstname:Environmental Smokeinstacron:ESporhttps://environmentalsmoke.com.br/index.php/EnvSmoke/article/view/81/70Copyright (c) 2019 Aleudson dos Santos Silva, Gabriella Menezes Freitas Silva, Marcos Antônio Jerônimo Costa, Gil Dutra Furtado, José Andreey Almeida Teles, Felipe Eduardo da Silva Sobralinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSilva, Aleudson dos SantosSilva, Gabriella Menezes FreitasCosta, Marcos Antônio JerônimoFurtado, Gil DutraTeles, José Andreey AlmeidaSobral, Felipe Eduardo da Silva2021-03-14T04:44:03Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/81Revistahttps://environmentalsmoke.com.br/index.php/EnvSmokePRIhttps://environmentalsmoke.com.br/index.php/EnvSmoke/oaismoke@environmentalsmoke.com.br2595-55272595-5527opendoar:2023-01-12T16:41:19.055827Environmental Smoke - Environmental Smokefalse |
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CASTRATION OF DOGS AND CATS AS A FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL AND ZOONOSES |
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CASTRATION OF DOGS AND CATS AS A FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL AND ZOONOSES |
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CASTRATION OF DOGS AND CATS AS A FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL AND ZOONOSES Silva, Aleudson dos Santos Zoonoses Preventive Veterinary Medicine Animal Population Control Unit. |
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CASTRATION OF DOGS AND CATS AS A FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL AND ZOONOSES |
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CASTRATION OF DOGS AND CATS AS A FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL AND ZOONOSES |
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CASTRATION OF DOGS AND CATS AS A FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL AND ZOONOSES |
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CASTRATION OF DOGS AND CATS AS A FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL AND ZOONOSES |
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CASTRATION OF DOGS AND CATS AS A FORM OF POPULATION CONTROL AND ZOONOSES |
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Silva, Aleudson dos Santos |
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Silva, Aleudson dos Santos Silva, Gabriella Menezes Freitas Costa, Marcos Antônio Jerônimo Furtado, Gil Dutra Teles, José Andreey Almeida Sobral, Felipe Eduardo da Silva |
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Silva, Gabriella Menezes Freitas Costa, Marcos Antônio Jerônimo Furtado, Gil Dutra Teles, José Andreey Almeida Sobral, Felipe Eduardo da Silva |
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Silva, Aleudson dos Santos Silva, Gabriella Menezes Freitas Costa, Marcos Antônio Jerônimo Furtado, Gil Dutra Teles, José Andreey Almeida Sobral, Felipe Eduardo da Silva |
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Zoonoses Preventive Veterinary Medicine Animal Population Control Unit. |
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Zoonoses Preventive Veterinary Medicine Animal Population Control Unit. |
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Preventive Veterinary Medicine aims, among other objectives, to prevent the emergence and spread of zoonoses, promoting the improvement of living conditions in communities, acting in the planning of public policies through epidemiological tools. Being the dispersal of dogs and cats, a risk factor for the emergence of various diseases, especially zoonoses, methods such as castration tend to promote a reduction in the proliferation of these, collaborating so that the risk of spreading zoonotic diseases is also reduced. Through the analysis of data collected at the Center for Environmental Monitoring and Zoonoses of the municipality of João Pessoa, Paraíba State, Brazil, during the year 2018, it was possible to observe the quantitative of castration surgical procedures done in canines and felines in order to decrease the proliferation of these in the streets. A monthly average of 248 clinical trials of cats and dogs were made. Of these, 223 were castrated, 168 felines and 55 canines. The expressive difference in the quantity of castrated canines when compared to felines can be explained by the habit of life of the latter, which allows them a greater mobility externally to the home, showing themselves more exposed and, consequently, more difficult to be created exclusively in the home. These features contribute to their owners having greater concern in castrating them. It is necessary to know the previous history of the animals to the spay, and more precisely, with respect to the form of the development (domestically, semi-domestically, or in the street). It has been suggested that part be considered to be a useful, accessible, and safe, to contribute to the population control of cats and dogs, as well as the prevention of the spread of zoonotic diseases. |
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