etiology,
Cowdria ruminantium
Species affected
Ruminants
Transmission and pathogenesis
Transmitted by Amblyomma ticks and vertical transmission from cow to calf (eg, via colostrum), in areas where the disease is endemic.
Clinical signs
The signs are dramatic in the peracute and acute forms. In peracute cases, animals develop fever, followed rapidly by hyperesthesia, lacrimation, and convulsions. In the acute form, animals show anorexia and nervous signs such as depression, a high-stepping stiff gait, exaggerated blinking of eyes, and chewing movements. Both forms terminate in prostration and convulsions. Diarrhea is occasionally seen. In subacute cases, the signs are less marked, and CNS involvement is inconsistent.
Diagnosis
Clinical signs +laboratory tests
Treatment and control
Doxycycline treatment
Control the vector population
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