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Leptospirosis
What is it? Leptospirosis is caused by a spirochete (a cork screw shaped bacterium).
How is it transmitted? Contact with urine of an infected animal or infected urine-contaminated water and mud. May enter the body by contamination of mucous membranes such as the eyes and mouth, through cuts and skin abrasions, and by ingestion.
What does it affect? Liver and kidneys. In mild cases, there may be headache, chills, fever, muscle ache and vomiting.
What animals can potentially carry this? Leptospirosis can infect and be transmitted by a multitude of furbearers and other animals, including humans.