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Production of milk in goats vs cattle/sheep?
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Goats: Apocrine
Cattle/sheep: Merocrine |
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most common Sub-Clinical mastitis in sheep and goats pathogen?
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Coagulase Neg Staph
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Manheimia haemolytica
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1. AKA "blue bag" or Gangrenous mastitis
2. RAPID! 3. Pre & Post Dipping 4. High mortalitiy |
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C/S of S. aureus & M. haemolytica?
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1. Febrile
2. Anorexia 3. Lameness 4. Udder inflammation 5. Edematous udder 6. Watery to bloody/brown milk w fibrin clots |
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Tx of S. aureus & M. haemolytic?
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1. Systemic support of sepsis
2. Tilmicosin (sheep only), pen, cephalosporins, florfenicol, NSAIDS 3. IMM tx |
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Can you use Tilmicosin in Sheep or Goats?
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SHEEP ONLY; will kill goats
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Udder Edema c/s?
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Colostrum present at Birth, progress to firm edematous udder & agalactiae, NOT pitting edema in dairy heifers
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Udder Impetigo 2 forms?
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1. dry pustule btw & on teats & inner thigh
2. Less common: blister-like pustules that coalesce & painful |
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What is udder impetigo?
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S. aureus dermatitis
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