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While clinically evaluating the anemic symptoms observed in twelve cattle in a highaltitude cattle ranching system in the Venezuelan Andes, with a suspected infection of the hemotropics A. marginale and Babesia spp. , the article presents the findings obtained through direct microbiological assay. A mixed association of A. marginale and Babesia spp. was obtained in 8.8%, and the individual presentation of A. marginale was found in 3.3%. The estimation of parasitemia revealed the need for treatment in five animals. In addition, the hematological status of the studied animals was evaluated, which evidenced that 50% of the animals had hematocrit values under the minimum reference and 41.7% presented with varying degrees of anisocytosis, with a predominance of microcytes. The study confirmed the probabilistic suspicion, and evidenced the importance of parasitemia estimation, hematological assessment, and post-treatment followup for animal well-being.

Confirmación microbiológica y evaluación hematológica para Anaplasma marginale y Babesia spp. en ganadería bovina de altura en los andes venezolanos