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Sick puppies purveyed out of the national pet store chain, Petland are making people sick. Fifty-five people in a dozen states have gotten sick by Campylobacteriosis, a popular bacterial infection. "Most of the statuses are related to Petland," Dr. Aimee Geissler, by the Centers for illness Control & Prevention, tells WSB. Getty Images/iStockphoto Campylobacteriosis is usually easy treated by antibiotics, however the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tells clinical samples taken from puppies & people sickened in the outbreak display Symptoms of antibiotic resistance. Close Pet store puppies spreading antibiotic-resistant contagion picture Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto Campylobacteriosis is usually easy treated by antibiotics, however the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tells clinical samples taken from puppies & people sickened in the outbreak display Symptoms of antibiotic resistance.

CDC: two people sick from contagion related to puppies purveyed at Knoxville pet store

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The Center for illness Control tells 2 people in Tennessee have become sick from an outbreak of Campbylobacter contagion related to puppies purveyed out of a Petland store in Tennessee. There is 1 Petland store in Tennessee & it is located in Knoxville, only off of Kingston Pike near Cedar Bluff Road. In September, the Tennessee section of Health approved to WATE six On Your Side the outbreak was related to the Knoxville store. Related: Knoxville veterinarians explain signs & Signs of Campylobacter outbreakIn September, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said they had 39 statuses of the bacterial contagion related to Petland. Florida, Kansas, Maryland, Missouri, Fresh Hampshire, Fresh York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Utah, Wisconsin, & Wyoming have been related to outbreak.

CDC warns of contagion spreading out of contact by puppies from Petland

as mentioned in People around the country have been sickened by contact by puppies. Ben Sibley/Creative Commons

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