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Porcine Respiratory & Reproductive Syndrome "PRRS"
virus; transferred by close contact
premature births; stillborn mummies; weak piglets; poor conception rates
Erysipelas
bacteria found in the tonsils
diamond skin lesions; sudden death; arthritis; heart valve lesions; abortions; purplish tails
Swine Influenza
virus, severe respiratory disease often after co-mingling
labored breathing, open mouth breathing, barking cough
Anemia
nutritional, lack of iron
pale skin & mucous membranes unthrifty; labored breathing
Atrophic Rhinitis
bacteria, inflammation of mucous membranes of nose; wasting away of these bones
sneezing, sniffling, snorting, coughing, clear to yellow discharge
Pseudorabies, "Azyeszkys disease"
virus
usually asymptomatic; abortion; can cause coughing, sneezing, fever, constipation, depression, seizures, ataxia, circling, and excess salivation
Circovirus, Porcine Circovirus Disease "PCVD"
virus
increased mortality, poor growth, and weight loss, progressing to the level of severe thinning and weakness between 5 to 14 weeks of age; not all infected animals show symptoms
Actinobacillus Pleuropneumonia, "App"
bacteria
sudden death of healthy swine following stress, fatal
Exudative Epidermitis "Greasy Pig Disease"
staph bacteria
skin sores ooze greasy fluid, produces toxins which are absorbed into the body damaging the liver and kidneys
Haemophilus parasuis, "Glasser's Disease"
bacteria
2-16 wk old pigs, panting respirations, swollen jts; tremors
Ileitis
bacteria in cells of intestinal tract wall
chronic diarrhea
Leptospirosis
spread by contact with urine of sick/carrier animals and rats
abortions, stillbirths mummies, weak pigs, decreased litter size
Mycoplasma Pneumonia
bacteria
dry cough, very uneven growth in group of pigs
Parvovirus
virus
reproductive failure, prim in gilts/1st litter; infertility, mummies stillborn
TGE, "transmissable gastroenteritis"
viral carried by birds
vomiting, diarrhea, 100% fatal in pigs less than 2 wks old