Table 3 Owners’ sociodemographic characteristics and knowledge about ticks and tick-borne diseases. [owner-related factors] in Iquitos city (n = 285).

From: A multidimensional analysis of the risk of infection with Ehrlichia canis among urban dogs in Iquitos, Peru

 

N (%)

House income level

 < S/. 500

23 (8.1)

 S/. 501–1,000

29 (10.2)

 S/. 1,001–1,500

47 (16.5)

 S/. 1,501–2,000

32 (11.2)

 S/. 2,001–2,500

41 (14.4)

  > S/.2,500

85 (29.8)

Level of education

 No studies–elementary school (complete)

34 (11.9)

 High school (incomplete)

24 (8.4)

 High school (complete)

78 (27.4)

 Institute (incomplete)

26 (9.1)

 Institute (complete)

46 (16.1)

 University (incomplete)

31 (10.9)

 University (complete)–Graduate school

45 (15.8)

Knowledge about ticks and TBDs

 Common to see ticks in dogs in Iquitos

226 (79.3)

 Tick identification

130 (45.6)

 Dogs can get TBDs

242 (84.9)

 Names TBDs that affect dogs

23 (8.1)

 Heard about CME

48 (16.8)

 Humans can get TBDs

195 (68.4)

  1. Numbers may not sum up to the total number of dogs included in the study due to missing values. TBDs: tick-borne diseases.