Is there a vaccine against leishmania?

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The leishmania vaccine is indicated for the immunization of dogs over six months of age. It is one of the ways to control the disease, although the most effective is the prevention of the sand fly bite, which triggers the infection. The leishmania vaccine does not prevent infection but it does control its spread and the damage it causes in the dog. It is based on the inoculation of leishmania proteins that stimulate our pet's immune system. These defenses generated by the vaccine are not permanent, so it is necessary to repeat the doses. Leishmaniasis is a serious infectious parasitic disease that is transmitted by the bite of an insect, the sandfly. Prevention of the disease focuses on avoiding the sandfly bite, usually through antiparasitics that act as repellents. If this is not possible, leishmaniasis treatment options involve addressing the symptoms of the infection. Natural antiparasitics to prevent leishmania Preventing the sandfly bite is the main tool against leishmania. To achieve this, there is a wide range of antiparasitic solutions aimed at preventing infestations of all types of insects, among which is the sand fly. In the case of Disane antiparasitics , the fact that they are formulated with natural ingredients means that they can be used on both pregnant females and puppies. They are formulated with Neem (margosa) extract, a powerful natural antiparasitic and do not contain any toxic ingredients, which also guarantees the health of the family. Among the different options to protect your pet against leishmania, antiparasitic collars and antiparasitic pipettes . The combination of both will ensure greater protection, especially if you live in a rural environment and in warm areas.

You can complement the protection with repellent spray before going outside and with antiparasitic powder . The latter will serve to protect your pet's rest areas (kennel, blanket, etc.) In this video you have all the information about our range of natural antiparasitics and how to use them. Disadvantages of the leishmania vaccine It was at the end of the 90s when research began on the development of a vaccine for leishmania. After years of research and clinical trials, the first vaccine, CaniLeish, was marketed in 2011. Years later, in 2016, Letifend was launched. The drawbacks of the  CZ Leads  leishmania vaccine include: To achieve immunity, several doses are necessary. The vaccines currently available are not 100% effective as they are parasitic vaccines. The use of adjuvants, substances that are added to the vaccine to enhance its action, can cause side effects (itching, inflammation, apathy, digestive problems...). This is why it is not recommended to vaccinate dogs less than six months old. On the other hand, Disane's natural antiparasitics can be used on puppies and pregnant females, since they do not contain chemicals and are harmless to the health of our pet. Husky dogs, characteristics and care August 20, 2020 Published in Blog husky The Siberian Husky dog ​​breed is characterized by its physical strength and endurance. Their appearance is similar to that of wolves and like them they are animals that love life in nature and in a pack. The Siberian husky owes its name to its origins. Specifically, in a nomadic tribe that used them for transportation, the “Chukchi”, from Chukotka, Russia. There they were used as sled dogs and later, they kept the tribe's children warm, with whom they slept on cold winter nights.



Husky dogs can be of different colors, the most common being grey, black or brown combined with white on the face and paws. We can also find white, reddish or blonde huskies combined with white. Regarding the eyes, it is common to find husky dogs with blue, multicolored eyes and also with one eye of each color (often one blue and one brown). Medium in size, male huskies usually weigh between 20 and 28 kilos while females weigh 15 to 23 kilos on average. Huskies are intelligent, loving, sensitive, very active and athletic dogs . They are ideal for living with families with children because they are also playful and have a lot of patience with the little ones in the house. They need daily physical exercise , taking long walks and running regularly. At least 45 minutes every day. It is also important that they do not spend a lot of time alone. If they do, they can become depressed and may react by biting objects and even running away. This breed does not tolerate high temperatures very well, so they are not recommended in regions with warm climates . They are pack dogs that enjoy being with family and other pets. They have a great hunting instinct so they can chase cats and livestock. They do not usually bark often, although they can howl. Regarding their training, they are dogs that socialize very well with proper education. Of course, they are somewhat stubborn so their training is essential and they are not recommended for “first timers”. They are generally a healthy breed of dog with few ailments. Among the most common hereditary diseases among huskies are cataracts, hip dysplasia and hypothyroidism.