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Ehrlichiosis no cause for concern in south-west

COX Street Vets veterinarian, Kristabel Lewis doesn’t think south-west dog owners have cause to worry about ehrlichiosis, a disease detected in the state for the first time last month. Photo: LAUREN HAY.
Mitch Lang

EHRLICHIOSIS is a dog disease which is present across northern Australia, but locals have been warned to be aware of the symptoms and surroundings when travelling.

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