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Major zoonotic infections
Last Updated July 26, 2024
Major zoonotic infections
The main zoonotic infectious diseases that require attention in Japan are shown in the table.
Click on the name of the disease to go to the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare website, the National Institute of Infectious Diseases website, or the Yokohama City Public Health Center site.
Name of disease | Main animals involved | Main symptoms of animals | Main routes of infection | Main symptoms of a person |
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Rabies (outside site) | Dogs, cats, and others | Madness or paralysis, death from coma | Bite | If sick, neurological symptoms, coma death |
Aum disease (outside site) | Dogs, cats, and others | Diarrhea, loss of energy | Inhalation of pathogens in feces | Symptoms similar to a cold |
Leptospirasis (outside site) | Dogs and others | Nephritis | Contact with urine | Fever, liver and kidney damage |
Capnocyteferga Canimolus infection (outside site) | Dogs and cats | Most are asymptomatic | Bite, scratch | In rare cases, severe cases include sepsis and meningitis. |
Colinebatterium-Ulcerance infectious disease (outside site) | Dogs, cats, and others | Sneeze, runny nose, eyes and skin suppuration | Contact with infected animals, droplets | Symptoms similar to a cold, abscess |
Salmonellasis (outside site) | Dogs, cats, birds, etc. | Most are asymptomatic | Pathogens in feces enter the mouth (food, etc.) | Gastroenteritis |
Q Heat (outside site) | Dogs, cats, and others | Most are asymptomatic | Inhalation of pathogens in urine, feces, placenta, etc. | Symptoms like influenza |
Echinococcus disease (outside site) | Dogs and others | Most are asymptomatic | The pathogen in the feces enters the mouth | Hepatomalarge, abdominal pain, liver dysfunction |
Highly pathogenic avian influenza | Birds and Others | Sudden death, loss of energy, diarrhea | The pathogen in the feces enters the mouth | Fever, cough, pneumonia |
Severe febrile thrombocytopenia syndrome (SFTS) (outside site) | Dogs, cats, and others | Fever, loss of appetite | It is bitten by a tick carrying the virus | Fever, gastrointestinal symptoms, death if severe |
Related link
For more information about zoonotic diseases, please visit the website of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
Do you know about animal-borne infectious diseases? (Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare) (outside site)
Related information
Infectious Disease Epidemiology Center (National Institute of Infectious Diseases) (outside site)
Yokohama City Public Health Center Homepage
Yokohama City Infectious Disease Information Center (Yokohama City Sanitation Laboratory))
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