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Leptospirosis

The leptospirosis bacteria infection.


  • Most bacteria are killed at 165 degrees F. - 38
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  Key words: Bacteria, Disease, Doxycycline, Icteric-Leptospirosis, Kidney-Damage, Leptospira-Interrogans, Leptospirosis, Pretibial-Fever, Renal-Failure, Respiratory-Distress, Vaccine, Zoonotic  

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