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metabolic disordersthe disease conditions which are attributable to an imbalance between rates of input of dietary nutrients and the output of
thiamine deficiency hypothiaminosisthiamine deficiency is characterized by signs of nervous system the primary thiamine deficiency is not common
deficiency of vitamin -a hypovitaminosis-avitamin a deficiency develops due to insufficient supply of the vitamin or its defective absorption from
osteodystrophia fibrosaosteodystrophia fibrosa is a bone disorder arising due to secondary calcium deficiency in horses pigs and goats the disease is
osteomalaciasimilar to rickets in young growing animals osteomalacia is a disease of mature animals caused by absolute or relative deficiency of any
ricketsrickets is a complex mineral deficiency disease of young growing animals it is characterized by defective mineralization of growing bones
vitamin- d deficiencyanimals obtain vitamin d either through the diet or when skin is exposed to solar radiation the deficiency of vitamin d is
phosphorus deficiencydeficiency of phosphorus is usually primary and is widespread under natural conditions it is characterized by pica poor growth
calcium deficiency hypocalcicosiscalcium deficiency or hypocalciosis is a sporadic condition occurring in a particular group of animals causing
selenium and vitamin e deficiencyselenium is an essential micro-mineral required for various physiological functions and for immunity against a
zinc deficiencyzinc is essential for several physiological functions in the body such as protein synthesis carbohydrate and nucleic acid metabolism
iron deficiencyiron plays an essential role in oxygen transport in the body as a constituent of haemoglobin where nearly 60 of the body iron is found
iodine deficiencyiodine is an important component of thyroid hormones which play active role in several physiological process such as control of
copper deficiencycopper deficiency may be primary or secondary conditional primary copper deficiency occurs due to its inadequate dietary intake
cobalt deficiencythe deficiency of cobalt is more commonly seen in ruminants fed on diets deficient in this essential micronutrient cobalt is stored
rinderpestit is also known as cattle plague resulting in high fever diarrhoea and high mortality rates in year 2006 oie has declared that india is
energy and protein deficienciesdeficiencies of protein and energy are the most common nutrient deficiencies which adversely affect production and
deficiency diseasesanimals may suffer from diseases caused by deficiencies of energy and proteins mineral nutrients and vitamins which generally
deficency diseases and metabolic disordersnutrients required for life sustenance are grouped into 6 basic classes viz water carbohydrates proteins
swine feverit is also known as hog cholera and results in high fever and prostrationetiology pestivirus belonging to family togaviridae is
poultrymycoplasma gallisepticum causes chronic respiratory disease crd in chickens the incubation period is 1-3 weeks in young birds the disease is
pigsmycoplasma infection causes arthritis in limb joints in pigs while infection with m hyopneumoniae gave rise to symptoms of coughing and chronic
ephemeral feverit is also known as three days sickness and affected animals suffer from pyrexia muscular stiffness and lamenessetiology the disease
contagious caprine pleuropneumonia ccppmycoplasma mycoides subsp capri mmc is the main causative agent of caprine pleuropneumonia a serious malady of
ringwormit is also known as dermatophytosis resulting in alopecia scab formation and ring like lesions in the affected body partsetiology zeophilic