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zoonotic diseasesthe term zoonosis zoonoses plural was coined by rudolf virchow to describe the disease transmitted from animal to man and vice versa
strategic and tactic control of parasitic diseasesthe reduced performance of the animals in terms of decreased milk yield draught power breeding
theileriosisit is also referred as tropical theileriosis and results in fever enlargement of superficial lymphnodes anaemia and jaundiceetiology the
babesiosisit is also known as red water disease or cattle tick fever and is characterized by fever intravascular haemolysis acute anaemia and
blood protozoan and ricketsial diseasestrypanosomiasisit is also known as surra in equines and tibarsa in camel and results in intermittent fever
filariasisanimal filariasis is an important helminthic infection caused by large number of parasites in bovines it is caused by setaria
parasitic diseasesfascioliasisit is a liverfluke infestation characterized by hepatic insufficiency bile duct obstruction and poor production
bovine spongiform encephalopathy bsebovine spongiform encephalopathy bse is a transmissible neurodegenerative fatal brain disease of cattle
rabiesit is also known as lyssa and hydrophobia in human beings this fatal disease is characterized by altered behavior deranged consciousness
bluetonguebluetongue bt is a non-contagious and arboviral disease of both domestic and wild ruminants the disease is enzootic in areas where
peste des petits ruminantsit is also known as goat plague or kata resulting in high fever diarrhoea and respiratory distress in india the disease was
consider 100 ml of 10 solute and 10 ml of 50amp solute which has the greatest concentration of solute what is the concentration of solute which has a
sporadic exertional rhabdomyolysis azoturia tying up in horsesazoturia is a metabolic condition of horses that is characterized by reluctance to
post-parturient haemoglobinuria pph in cattle and buffaloesthe post-parturient haemoglobinuria pph is an acute disease of high yielding buffaloes and
neonatal hypoglycaemiahypoglycaemia is a metabolic condition of newborn piglets that develops in first few days of life due to decreased caloric
fatty liver or fat cow syndrome hepatic lipidosis pregnancy toxaemia in cattlefatty liver or hepatic lipidosis is a major metabolic disease of dairy
pregnancy toxaemia in sheep twin lamb disease sleeping ewes disease pregnancy ketosispregnancy toxaemia is a multifactor disorder of energy
ketosisketosis also known as acetonaemia or ketonaemia is a multifactorial disorder that commonly occurs in dairy cows and buffaloes immediately
hypomagnesaemic tetany of calvesyoung calves in the age group of 2-8 weeks and fed whole milk or milk replacer are more likely to develop
hypomagnesaemic tetany grass tetany grass staggers lactation tetanyhypomagnesaemic tetany is a multifactorial complex metabolic disorder which is
lactation tetany of mares eclampsia transit tetanyhypocalcaemia in mares causes lactation tetany which is characterized by abnormal behaviour in
downer cow syndromethis syndrome is a common sequel to milk fever the term is commonly applied to those hypocalcaemic cows that remain recumbent for
parturient paresis milk fever hypocalcaemiaparturient paresis is an acute to peracute non-febrile disease which occurs in diary cows and
evaluation of production diseasesgenerally production diseases are acute states and respond dramatically to administration of a deficient nutrient or
predisposing factorsthe incidence of metabolic diseases in cows and buffaloes increases as the milk production increases and the herd size becomes