Epidemiological Investigation of Different Diseases of Pet Animals at Dhaka City, Bangladesh

A cross sectional prospective study was carried out to determine the prevalence of demographic status associated with pet owners and animals, pattern drugs used in prescription during period from February 2019 April at Central Veterinary Hospital (CVH), Dhaka, Bangladesh. total 493 clinical cases were analyzed found that educated illiterate calculated as 64.2% 13.8% dog owners, 89.4% 10.6% cat owners. Among males higher (dogs 64.3%, cats 52.1%) compared females 35.7%, 47.9%). In relation breed local both dogs (33.4%) (55.9%). Tendency for deworming (36.4% dogs, 23.9% cat) vaccination (45.3% 37.8% cats) not satisfactory. The noninfectious diseases 40.7% 59.6% followed by infectious (26.6% 14.9% cats). Overall prescribed antimicrobials (49.5% 62.2% than others. them, most frequently fluroquinolone metronidazole/beta lactams (93.7%) case Cephalosporin (56.3%) due non-infectious case. On contrary, metronidazole (100%) cephalosporin (28.3%) cats. These results indicate level awareness practice, management styles their pets Dhaka socio economic condition owners.
 Vol. 9, No. 3, December 2022: 299-306