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fluorosiscontinual ingestion of small amount of fluoride through feed or water leads to fluorosis in animals the toxic effects are based on amount of
cadmiumlike lead and mercury cadmium is also non-essential biologically the industrial use of cadmium in plastic production electroplating and
kyasanur forest diseasekyasanur forest disease kfd was first recognized in 1957 as a new disease entity affecting man and monkeys in karnataka india
seleniumselenium toxicity due to pollution of environment has been reported in animals contamination of pasture from industries emitting fly ash
mercurythe metal is biologically non-essential but being used in various industries it is released in environment from both natural and anthropogenic
leadit is common cause of poisoning in cattle lead poisoning in other species is limited by reduced accessibility more selective eating habits or
arsenicarsenic is a widely distributed environmental pollutant that gets released into the environment through industrial processes and agricultural
poisoningpesticide toxicitychemical pesticides were introduced as an important tool for pest control and have been used extensively in human health
snake bitebiting by a poisonous snake is manifested by clinical findings of local swelling and nervous symptomsetiology the poisonous snakes have
heat strokeit is also known as sun stroke or hyperthermia and results in excessive rise of body temperature and absence of sweatingetiology the
ascariasisthis disease is found in young calves causing digestive disturbances and poor growthetiology it is caused by toxocara vitulorum in cow and
coccidiosisit is a protozoan disease caused by eimeria species resulting in enteritis debility and anaemiaetiology it is caused by e zuernii e bovis
japanese encephalitisjapanese encephalitis je is a mosquito-borne encephalitis and is caused by flavivirus belonged to the family flaviviridae it
collibacillosisit is commonly seen in newly born farm animals and occurs in septicaemic and enteric collibacillosis formsetiology the disease is
diseases of neonatescalf scourit is also known as dietary diarrhoea and is characterized by foul smelling liquid faeces and weight lossetiology the
ketosisit is also known as acetonemia in bovines or pregnancy toxaemia in sheep and is associated with ketonemia ketonuria and low blood
fat cow syndromefat cow syndrome also known as fatty infiltration of liver is a highly fatal disease in high yielding dairy animals that occurs a few
postparturient haemoglobinuriait is also known as puerperal haemoglobinuria or nutritional haemoglobinurea and results in intravascular haemolysis
downers cow syndromethe downers cow otherwise known as creepers is commonly a fatal condition of dairy animal associated with the unsuccessful
hypocalcaemiait is also known as milk fever or parturient paresis the disease occurs due to imbalance in input and output of calcium and is
hypomagnesemiait is also known as grass staggers or lactation or grass tetany and results in clonic and tonic muscular spasms and convulsionsetiology
classification in terms of reservoir host1 anthropozoonoses infections transmitted from lower vertebrate to man eg rabies plague
production diseasesthe production diseases which were previously referred as metabolic diseases include diseases like parturient paresis milk fever
classification according to the modes of transmission1 direct zoonoses the direct zoonoses are those zoonoses that are transmitted from an
classification of zoonosesmore than 300 zoonoses of diverse etiologies are recognized thus a very large number of zoonoses call for classification