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The CALLISTO project investigated zoonotic diseases shared between pets, humans, and livestock. Enhanced surveillance and responsible pet ownership can mitigate risks, requiring EU and national government action.

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Veterinary Public Health
Zoonotic Disease Epidemiology
One Health

Background:

The Companion Animal multisectoriaL interprofessionaL and interdisciplinary Strategic Think tank On zoonoses (CALLISTO) project (2012-2014) examined zoonotic infectious diseases.
Companion animals play a significant role in human society, offering welfare benefits but also posing risks for zoonotic disease transmission to humans and livestock.

Discussion:

Effective communication of zoonotic risks to the public by healthcare professionals, industry, and government is crucial.
Responsible pet ownership principles can help reduce disease transmission risks.
Policy and research actions are needed to further mitigate risks associated with companion animals.

Key Insights:

Developing systems for identifying and registering common companion animal species is recommended.
Establishing surveillance programs for zoonoses in companion animals is essential.
Monitoring the health of animals entering the EU and addressing cross-border movement welfare are critical.

Outlook:

Further research on exotic companion animals and pathogen assessment is needed.
Monitoring disease and vector spread within Europe and addressing antimicrobial resistance in companion animals are priorities.
Implementing controls on critically important antibiotic use in companion animals while developing new therapies is vital.