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vesicular stomatitisvesicular sto matitis virus be longs to the ge nus vesiculovirus in fa mily rhabdoviridae the disease clinically resembles
vesicular exanthemavesicular exanthema of pigs closely resembles foot-and-mouth disease in these animals the virus causing the disease belongs to the
african swine feverafrican swine fever asf a highly contagious viral disease of swine and other porcine animals generally confined to the african
classical swine fever hog choleraswine fever known as hog cholera or european swine fever is a highly infectious virus disease characterized by rapid
transmissible gastroenteritis of swinethe disease first reported from the usa in 1964 is caused by antigenic group 1 mamalian coronavirus a member of
scrapiethis is a chronic fatal disease of sheep and occasionally of goats caused by a prion agent similar to bse the disease is reported from europe
louping illthis is an infectious encephalomyelitis of sheep and man occurring during spring and summer when the vectors like ticks are active it is
maedivisnamaedi a progressive pneumonia and visna a neurotropic disease found in sheep and goats are caused by the maedivisna virus belonging to the
contagious ecthymathe contagious ecthyma virus is immunologically distinct from vaccinia but similar to the causative agent of pseudo-cow-pox it
goat poxgoat-pox is common in occurrence and its nature is similar to sheep pox the incubation period varies from 5 to 10 days the disease tends to
sheep-poxsheep-pox a highly contagious disease causes a mortality of 20 to 50 in animals below the age of 6 months it also causes damage to the wool
bluetonguebluetongue bt a viral disease transmitted by culicoides midges is an infectious non-contagious disease of ruminants including sheep goat
peste des petits ruminants ppr is an acute highly contagious viral disease of goats and sheep caused by peste des petits ruminants ppr virus which
bovine spongiform encephalopathythe bovine transmissible spongiform encephalopathy bse known as mad cow disease-first noticed in great britain in
lumpy skin diseasethe disease reported from sudan in 1970 and egypt in 1988 is caused by a member of the capripox virus it affects cattle and is
malignant catarrhal fever mcfmalignant catarrhal fever is invariably fatal generalized lymphoproliferative disease of cattle and sometimes of wild
bovine ephemeral feverephemeral fever is commonly known as three-day sickness it affects mainly cattle and occasionally sheep in india causative
buffalo-poxthe disease is caused by an orthopox virus closely related to the vaccinia virus it is not clear whether it should be considered a
epidemiology this infection although mostly occurring in cows sometimes also occurs in buffaloes under natural conditions the infection takes place
pox diseasessmall-pox in human beings and pox in a few animal species are closely related to each other it is shown by the fact that the vaccine for
bovine rotavirus diarrhoeathe bovine rotavirus is a rna virus with 11 segments of double stranded rna belonging to the genus rotavirus in the family
bovine viral diarrhoeabovine viral diarrhoea bvd and mucosal disease md are clinically dissimilar disease syndrome yet have a common viral etiology
bovine leukemiabovine leukemia also known as bovine lymphosarcoma or leucosis is a lymphoproliferative neoplastic disease of bovines the virus
bovine parainfluenzathis virus belongs to the genus respirovirus in the subfamily paramyxovirinae of family paramyxoviridae it causes respiratory
the disease has a high morbidity and low mortalitygenital disease affected cow develop fever depression and stand apart with tail held away from