Determinación de parásitos gastrointestinales a través de análisis coproparasitario en perros del albergue canino 2 “o” del recinto Joyocoto, parroquia Veintimilla, cantón Guaranda, provincia de Bolívar

Abstract

The present research aimed to determine primary gastrointestinal parasites through coproparasitario analysis in dogs canine Hostel 2 "O" Joyocoto Campus, Veintimilla parish, canton Guaranda, Bolivar Province. Were used for the study 45 dogs of various age, sex, body condition and physiological state, of which 2 samples were obtained from each, they were subjected to analysis Stool by flotation and direct methods. The methods were evaluated and data collected: race, sex, weight, degree of infestation, degree of incidence of parasitosis. The results obtained in this research were: Of the 45 dogs present in the hostel 2 "O" sector Joyocoto Guaranda City Bolivar Province, a 89% or 40 animals showed positive diagnosis. Infested animals in the study population did not have a positive relationship between: race, gender, age and body condition with respect to the presence of gastrointestinal parasites, the highest incidence of intestinal parasites in dogs Hostel 2 "O" sector were nematodes Joyocoto of the species Ancylostoma spp with 95.7%. Protozoa (Isospora and Entamoeba) infected animals equivalent to 17 (42.5%) of the total positive stray dog population Hostel 2 "O" Joyocoto industry. This study revealed the presence of three parasitic forms Ancylostoma, Entamoeba and Isospora, which are of great public health importance and deserve attention from health agencies, for their detection and control. This study allows for an approach to the most important parasitic problems and frequent cause of disease in dogs and that could be a direct risk factor for submission of parasitic zoonoses in the human population of the study area