Table 3.

Percentage of respondents indicating that they believed the species is capable of directly transmitting the disease or pathogen

	Dogs	Cats	Pet birds	Turtles	Other reptiles	Pocket Pets	Cattle	Horses	Swine	Poultry	Wildlife	Number of responses
Salmonellosis	63	56	48	97	87	49	54	33	51	92	45	156
EHEC	44	38	9	10	9	17	96	34	46	26	43	149
Campylobacteriosis	71	65	32	11	14	27	64	27	52	81	38	149
Leptospirosis	54	30	12	8	19	38	37	15	41	12	71	107
MRSA	77	65	11	10	8	24	40	37	37	27	26	62
Clostridium difficile	63	50	6	8	10	21	44	35	40	23	31	48
Capnocytophaga spp.	60	36	0	12	12	8	16	8	8	0	40	25
Anaplasma phagocytophilum	37	11	0	4	11	19	22	15	7	0	70	27
Borellia burgdorferi	19	14	3	0	0	5	19	9	5	3	85	74
Neorickettsia risticii	22	9	4	2	7	9	11	22	9	74	30	46
Toxoplasmosis	10	93	9	0	0	5	8	4	9	6	17	138
Cryptosporidiosis	56	52	12	10	11	13	65	35	35	16	62	126
Giardiasis	53	43	9	9	9	11	37	26	27	13	84	139
Roundworms	78	66	2	3	3	14	25	23	42	7	45	103
Hookworms	78	69	2	3	2	7	19	18	35	9	35	94
Dermaphytosis (ringworm)	83	77	7	4	2	15	46	29	26	10	38	82
Rabies	95	90	2	1	1	28	59	61	44	7	86	148
Influenza (any)	11	12	37	1	2	6	10	12	63	76	35	104

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