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03-17-1994 Public Hearing and Regular Meeting of the La Porte Planning and Zoning Commission
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03-17-1994 Public Hearing and Regular Meeting of the La Porte Planning and Zoning Commission
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.~ ' .. <br />• • <br />IIUMAN • IILAL'1'I l CONSIUCItA'f10NS: <br />• DOGS, CA_I_S•• ANU I'O'1:13t=LLICU~ PIGS <br />• IIM cirarl 1>nlow c:orrrpares doge, cats aril potbellies in lerrns of the pnlrenlial.•of these animals Io play A role In Ilr~ <br />disease transmission to hrrrrrans in a residrerrtlal setlins where tlxKe animals 'reside as house prels. This chart dnrK m+t <br />include dieases that do not occur in California or diseases trar>.tmiltPC) by use of hides or ingestion of focal prtxhrcts <br />frnrn tlmsc animals. The following analysis assrnnes llxe potbelly: 1)has been spayed or nrerrtered; 2)was ht!althy anal <br />disease free when acquired; and 3)is kept as a Ixxrse pct in a residential area aril rmt normally in ccxrlad with animals <br />on farms. three terms ago used to indicalr_ the dt•Sree of disease trancrnissiorr potential: <br />NONE -which means that rx- tranmissicxr can even fhreorelically take place <br />NIL -which means that, 'while Irarrsrrrissions can Ilreoretically lake place, transmission is not a practical <br />• reality in California <br />REA!_ - lrar~mission in California is Ilxnrslrt to take place or tare more than a tlreorc:lical possibility <br />'lire health comparison can be roughly qualific:cf by giving () Ixtinfs for a NUNF.., 1 point for a NII_, and 2 points for a <br />~R~AI_. Using this system, dogs pose the greatest threat willr a score of 27; cats lire next greatest with a score of 23; <br />arxi potbellies the very (east with a score of 8. <br />Intestinal t lookworm <br />Irrfection(Ancylosiomiasis) <br />•'tncrndworm(Ascariasis ) <br />Brucellosis <br />NONE NONE <br />NIL <br />ftac•t~rial ()iarrlrea Caused REAL <br />by CarrrplayGacler <br />(:at Scratch Disease <br />• <br />NIL <br />NIL. <br />71re specie specific to doss and cats only rarely <br />infr. cts man most rnmmonly In SE Asia. However, just <br />as lire New World bookworm specie was imported into <br />Norllr America via the slave trade, Immisraflnn from <br />Asia provides theoretical potential for the same <br />m~clranisrn to operate. Transmission requires fecal <br />contamination of living areas. Ueworming agents <br />effective. Prevention by proper handling and disposal <br />c-f • pet feces. <br />lire specie specific In pigs only rarely~lnfects roan. <br />Transrrrission via ingestion of focally contaminated <br />material. Dewormins agents effective. <br />NUNS NII. California 'requires all pigs be tested negative for <br />brucellosis before entry into lire slate. OiseasP now <br />rare in •US. Essentially an occupational disease <br />(slaughterhouse employees and animal handlers), <br />since transmission is by contact with tissues, blood, <br />urine, vaginal discharges and aborted fetuses <br />(especially placentas) when it does occur. <br />REAI. REAL Transrnissinn by the fecal-oral route by way of c~n- <br />tamirrated food and water or by direct contact with <br />fecal material from infected animals or humans. Pre- <br />vention by good personal hygiene habits and proper <br />Iran<11ins and disposal of pet feces. <br />REAL Ntl_ C;als are mechanical carriers of an as yet unlclenll- <br />fiFd infFCtirnis al;Pnl. Ahnut 9A"1l- of taws live a <br />history of cat exposure. llowever, since agent <br />unknown, it is possible any animal, or even ot~jects <br />such as a Iltorn, could he a mechanical carrier. <br />Prevention by prompt, common sense hygiene fallow- <br />ing any wounds due to scratches or bites by animals, <br />especially cats. Since potbellies do not have eillrer <br />claws, nails or canine teeth, nor do they bite, potbel- <br />lies may not even be theoretical carriers. <br />
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