Documents

Title	Description	Size
Parasite Forecast: Issue 2		1.84MB
GL1 Worm Control in Dogs and Cats	There are a wide range of helminths, including nematodes, cestodes and trematodes, that can infect dogs and cats in Europe. This guideline aims to give an overview of these worms and their significance and to suggest control measures.	3.32MB
Parasite Forecast: Issue 1	Parasite Forecast: Issue 1	1.64MB
Winter/Spring Parasite Forecast: Issue 8	Winter/Spring Parasite Forecast: Issue 8	1.49MB
Spring/Summer Parasite Forecast: Issue 9	Spring/Summer Parasite Forecast: Issue 9	2.24MB
Summer Parasite Forecast: Issue 10	Summer Parasite Forecast: Issue 10	2.28MB
Autumn Parasite Forecast: Issue 3		2.37MB
Winter Parasite Forecast: Issue 4		2.07MB
Spring Parasite Forecast: Issue 5		1.20MB
Fleas Information Sheet		0.12MB
Tick Information Sheet		0.14MB
Exotic Diseases Information Sheet		0.11MB
Fleas Pet Owner Info Sheet		0.12MB
Fleas Pet Owner Info Sheet - practice letterhead version		0.02MB
Tick Pet Owner Info Sheet		0.14MB
Tick Pet Owner Info Sheet - practice letterhead version		0.04MB
Rabies Vaccines table		0.08MB
PETS Q&A Tick Sheet		0.12MB
Exotic Diseases Pet Owner Info Sheet		0.11MB
Exotic Diseases Pet Owner Info Sheet - practice letterhead version		0.02MB
ESCCAP Recommendations	ESCCAP recommendations document that can be used as a poster or leaflet in practice with general recommendations for parasite control in cats and dogs.	0.60MB
GL2 Superficial Mycoses in Dogs and Cats	Dermatophytosis, and Malassezia otitis and dermatitis, represent the superficial mycoses of greatest significance in companion animals. Some of these organisms are true parasites; they develop in skin and hair and cause cutaneous lesions.	0.64MB
GL3 Ectoparasites Part 1: Control of Parasitic Insects and Ticks in Dogs and Cats	Since many ectoparasites may act as vectors of various important companion animal diseases, it is the aim of ESCCAP to produce a guideline which delivers comprehensive information and support to assist both veterinarians and pet owners.	3.55MB
GL4 Ectoparasites Part 2: Control of Parasitic Mites in Dogs and Cats	Since many ectoparasites may act as vectors of various important companion animal diseases, it is the aim of ESCCAP to produce a guideline which delivers comprehensive information and support to assist both veterinarians and pet owners.	0.76MB
GL5 Control of Vector-Borne Diseases in Dogs and Cats	Vector-borne diseases are caused by a wide range of infections which are transmitted by a variety of arthropod vectors such as ticks, Diptera, lice and fleas. It has also been shown that pathogens (e.g. Leishmania, Anaplasma, Ehrlichia).	0.96MB
GL6 Control of Intestinal Protozoa in Dogs and Cats	A wide range of intestinal protozoa commonly infect dogs and cats throughout Europe; with a few exceptions there seems to be no limitations in geographical distribution. This guideline aims to give an overview of intestinal protozoa and their signifi	0.81MB
Anthelmintics and ectoparasiticides available for dogs and cats in the UK		0.13MB
Anthelmintics and ectoparasiticides available for dogs and cats in Ireland		0.06MB
Educational Materials Order Form		0.04MB
Are you at RISK from parasites?		1.22MB
Pregnant? How to prevent an infection with Toxoplasma		1.76MB
Roundworm control in cats and dogs		1.08MB
Worms Leaflets	A leaflet designed for pet owners informing about parasitic worms and the importance of protecting their pets. Perfect for distribution in veterinary surgeries or on pet shop counters.	0.18MB
Dog Importation Considerations factsheet	The key things to consider when thinking about importing a foreign dog to the UK.	0.64MB
Fleas Leaflet	A leaflet designed for pet owners informing about fleas and the importance of protecting their pets. Perfect for distribution in veterinary surgeries or on pet shop counters.	0.17MB
Ticks Leaflets	A leaflet designed for pet owners informing about ticks and the importance of protecting their pets. Perfect for distribution in veterinary surgeries or on pet shop counters.	0.18MB
Travelling Pets Leaflet	Top tips on how to protect pets at home and abroad. Perfect for distribution in veterinary surgeries or on pet shop counters.	0.30MB
Deworming frequency advice	Deworming frequency summary for cats and dogs living in the UK.	1.14MB
Four Pillars poster	To ensure the health of pet and owner, while also maintaining biosecurity, veterinary professionals should follow the 'four pillars' concept when dealing with imported and travelled pets arriving into the UK.	0.96MB
Dog Worm Parasite Wheel	This wheel identifies the parasitic worm infections currently found in dogs in the UK. Especially suitable as a study aid for vets and vet nurses.	0.32MB
Parasite Activity Poster	An A2 poster detailing the key parasite activity occurring thoughout the year. Bright and colourful and perfect for consultation in vet waiting rooms or behind the counter. Especially suitable as a point of reference when advising pet owners.	0.22MB
ESCCAP UK Resource Pack	This pack provides a sample of each of our educational materials and some information about ESCCAP UK.	1.81MB
Tick borne disease advice consensus statement		0.29MB
Anti dog fouling campaigns and meat condemnation		0.45MB
FECAVA and ESCCAP join forces in the fight against vector-borne diseases		0.14MB
Letter of support for ESCCAP UK CPD event and awareness about changes to PETS		0.08MB
Parasitology Seminar Ticks all the Boxes: September 2011		0.10MB
Preventing Parasites – Protecting Pets Flyer		0.09MB
FREE Online CPD Lectures – chnages to PETS		0.17MB
Summer Parasite Forecast: Issue 6	Summer Parasite Forecast: Issue 6	1.81MB
GL7 Control of Parasites and Fungal Infections in Small Pet Mammals	Control of Parasites and Fungal Infections in Small Pet Mammals	5.62MB
GL8 A guide to the treatment and control of equine gastrointestinal parasite infections	A guide to the treatment and control of equine gastrointestinal parasite infections	2.78MB
Autumn Parasite Forecast: Issue 7	Autumn Parasite Forecast: Issue 7	1.65MB

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