Prevalence of dipylidiasis through the sedimentation method in a veterinary clinic in Tarapoto, Peru
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dipylidiasis, helminths, dogs, taeniasisAbstract
The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence of Dipylidium caninum and the factors associated with its prevalence (age, sex, feeding and origin of the animal). Faecal samples from 169 canines were randomly collected from canine patients who were admitted to a veterinary clinic in the city of Tarapoto, Peru in September 2019. The samples were processed using the centrifugal flotation technique. The prevalence of D. caninum was 47.34% ± 0.07. Age, sex, type of diet and origin did not influence the presence of the parasite (p>0.05).
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