Salmonella in Domestic Animals

 Salmonella in Domestic Animals

Salmonella in Domestic Animals provides a comprehensive overview of Salmonella infections in farm animals and their importance in veterinary medicine and public health. Written by specialists in the field, the book explores bacterial biology, virulence, disease effects, epidemiology, and control strategies. It also covers laboratory techniques used to study the organism, supporting a better understanding of infection, diagnosis, and prevention.

Key Features:

• Examines Salmonella infections in domestic and farm animals
• Explains the biology and fundamental characteristics of Salmonella
• Explores bacterial virulence and mechanisms of infection
• Discusses the effects of infection on animal health
• Covers epidemiological patterns and disease transmission
• Highlights the zoonotic importance of Salmonella
• Describes laboratory techniques for studying the bacterium
• Reviews approaches to controlling and preventing infections
• Draws on research from specialists in Europe, North America, and Australia
• Serves as a reference for veterinary professionals, microbiologists, researchers, and students