Human Cases 2010 through 2019

Zoonoses are diseases transmissible from animals to humans. Although there are over 150 recognized zoonoses, those of significance to Texas: 

• Human Cases of Reportable Zoonotic Diseases in Texas 2020-2029 page 
• Human Cases of Reportable Zoonotic Diseases in Texas 2000-2009 page
• 2000-2019 Human Cases of Reportable Zoonotic Diseases in Texas (Excel table) 

Data can also be viewed in the tables below.  

More information about zoonotic disease categorized alphabetically.  

A 

• Animal Bites 

• Anthrax 

• Arboviral (Mosquito-borne) Diseases 

• Avian Flu 

B 

• Bird Flu 

• Bites, Animal 

• Bites, Snake and Spider Bites 

• Brucellosis 
   

C 

• Case Definitions for Reportable Diseases 

• Cat Scratch Disease (Cat Scratch Fever) 

• Chagas Disease 

• Chronic Wasting Disease 

• Cysticercosis (PDF) 

D 

• Dengue 

E 

• Encephalitis 

• Envenomization (Snake and Spider Bites) 

F G H 

• Hantavirus 

L 

• Leishmaniasis 

• Leptospirosis 

• Lyme Disease 

M 

• Malaria 

• Monkeypox 

• Murine Typhus 

N O P 

• Plague 

• Psittacosis 

Q 

• Q-Fever 

R 

• Rabies 

• Rabies Cases by County and Year 

• Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever 

S 

• Salmonellosis Acquired from Reptiles 

T 

• Taeniasis (PDF) 

• Tick-borne Relapsing Fever 
   

• Toxoplasmosis 

• Tularemia 

• Typhus, flea-borne (murine)  

V 

• Vector 

W 

• West Nile Virus 

Z 

• Zoonoses (overview of various diseases)