The establishment definition of the term ‘zoonosis’ refers to,
“an infectious disease of animals that can be transmitted to humans.” 

The significance of zoonoses is that, according to the WHO web page entitled Managing public health risks at the human-Animal- environment interface, 

“Zoonoses comprise a large percentage of all newly identified infectious diseases as well as existing infectious diseases.” 

The causal agents of zoonoses are claimed to be mainly bacteria, viruses and parasites,  However, as demonstrated in our book “What Really Makes You Ill”  bacteria, viruses, parasites and fungi are not pathogens, they do not cause human ‘infectious diseases’; this means therefore, that they cannot be the causal agents of ‘infectious diseases of animals’, whether zoonotic or non-zoonotic.

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