Rinder pest cause high mortality

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Rinder pest cause high mortality
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Excessive salivation in rinder pest
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Erosion on dental pad by Rinder pest
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Erosion in the gum in Rinder pest
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Erosion in the base of the tongue in rinder pest
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Disease confused clinically with

• 1- BVD
• 2- MCF
• 3- IBR
• 4- FMD
• 5- Blue tongue

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The best sample for lab diagnosis

• 1- paired serum samples
• 2- LN biopsy
• 3- gum scraping
• 4- buffy coat

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Disease control based on

• 1- vaccination by kabete-O- strain
• 2- disinfection of infected premises
• 3- stamping out

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Excessive salivation in FMD
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Buffalo with ropy salivation in FMD
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Recent ruptured vesicle in the dental pad of cow
in FMD
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Irregular ulcer in dental pad of buffalo in FMD
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Ruptured vesicle in the upper lip of buffalo in
FMD
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Ulceration of tongue in FMD
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Ulcer in interdigital space in buffalo in FMD
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Sloughing of claw in FMD
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Tiger heart in FMD
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FMD confused clinically with

• 1-BVD
• 2- MCF
• 3- Rinder pest
• 4-vesicular stomatitis
• 5- vesicular exanthema

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The best sample for lab diagnosis

• 1- fresh vesicular fluid
• 2-Epith from ruptured vesicle
• 3- buffy coat
• 4- paired serum samples

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Disease control based on

• 1- disinfection after eradication
• 2- unstocking for 6 months
• 3-strict quarantine 16-24KM
• 4- vaccination by inactivated vaccine Aziridine
  inactivated tissue culture O1

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Erosion in the dorsal surface of tongue in BVD
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Cerebellar hypoplasia in BVD
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The disease confused clinically with

• 1- RP
• 2- MCF
• 3- IBR
• 4- Akabane disease

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Disease control based on

• 1- Prevent introduction of infection
• 2- decrease exposure to infection
• 3- increase host resistant by vaccination as
  Pneumo 3

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Abnormal behaviour in BSE
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Disease confuse clinically with

• 1- rabies
• 2-Hypomagnesemia
• 3- hypocalcemia
• 4- listeriosis
• 5- brain abscess
• 6- lead poisoning

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The best sample for lab diagnosis

• No lab diagnosis except brain sample for
  histopathology

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Disease control based on

• 1- slaughtering program for all suspected cases
• 2- No vaccine
• 3- Prohibition of offal's in area of high
  incidence

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Arthrogryposis in Akabane disease
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Disease confuse clinically with

• 1- Rift vally fever
• 2- BVD
• 3- Border disease
• 4- wessel,s born disease
• 5- blue tongue

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The best sample for lab diagnosis

• 1- paired serum sample from dam
• 2- precolostral serum sample from calf
• 3- aborted fetus , fetal m fetal brain and muscle

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Disease control based on

• 1- vector control
• 2- vaccination used attenuated or inactivated
  vaccine

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Mouth breathing in IBR
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Diffuse hemorrahage in aborted fetus IBR
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Disease confuse clinically with

• 1-BVD- MCF-Calf diphtheria- Verminous pneumonia-
  Parainflueza- Pasteurellosis
• 2- rabies- MCF- Pseudorabies and lead poisoning
• 3- pink eye
• 4- brucellosis- BVD and listeriosis

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The best sample for lab diagnosis

• 1- Paired serum samples
• 2- nasal, ocular and vaginal discharge
• 3- liver of aborted fetus for histopathology

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Disease control based on

• 1-Hygienic measures
• 2- management
• 3- isolation
• 4- vaccination as Peumo3 and Bovi-shield vaccine

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Purulent oculonasal discharge MCF
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Erosion on the tongue MCF
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Corneal opacity MCF
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Disease confuse clinically with

• 1- Blue tongue
• 2-BVD
• 3- RP
• 4- IBR
• 5-Pneumonic pasteurellosis
• 6- Bovine ephemeral fever
• 7- pink eye and calf diphtheria
• 8- lead poisoning

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The best sample for lab diagnosis

• 1- Paired serum samples
• 2- buffy coat
• 3- biopsy from LN

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Disease control based on

• 1- avoid contact of susceptible animal with wild
  beast or sheep
• 2- no vaccine

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Skin nodule in calf LSD
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Skin nodule in cattle LSD
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Disease confuse clinically with

• 1- Cow pox
• 2- Pseudolumpy skin disease
• 3- Urtecaria
• 4- Mange
• 5- Ulcerative lymphangitis
• 6- Photosensetization

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The best sample for lab diagnosis

• 1- Skin nodule and LN
• 2- paired serum samples

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Disease control based on

• 1- insect control
• 2- disinfection of animal house
• 3- vaccination Live attenuated vaccine or sheep
  pox vaccine
• 4- Stamping out in free area

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Lesion on teat of cow Pseudo cow pox
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Disease confuse clinically with

• 1- cow and buffalo pox
• 2- Bovine ulcerative mammilitis
• 3- udder impetigo and black pox

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Generalized camel pox
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Camel pox on oral mucosa
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Camel pox in trachea
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Disease confuse clinically with

• 1-Contagious skin necrosis
• 2- Papillomatosis
• 3- camel contagious ecthyma

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The best sample for lab diagnosis

• 1- skin biopsy
• 2- skin lesion

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Disease control based on

• 1- vaccination by live attenuated vaccine
• 2- scab is added to milk and given to the animals

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IBK (PINK eye)
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IBK (pink eye)
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Line of treatment

• 1- animal placed in dark place
• 2- antibiotic ointment as oxytetracycline
• 3- 1-4 atropine sulphate twice daily
• 4- Dexamethazone

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Dermatophilosis in cowMosaic appearance
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Dermatophilosis in camel ( nodules or thickened
area covered by thick scabe when removed produce
serosanguinous exudate
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Line of treatment

• 1- removal of scab with a brush and mildd soap
  then add iodine compound for 7 days
• 2- combination between streptomycin 70 m.g /kg
  and penicillin 70000IU/ kg IM

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Actinomycosis (Lumpy jaw)
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Line of treatment

• 1- Sodium iodide 100m.g/kg ( 10 solution) iv
  for 10-14 days
• 2- combination between streptomycin 20m.g and
  penicillin 20000IU and inject some drugs into
  the lesion

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Profuse watery diarrhoea in John's disease
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Line of treatment

• No treatment

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Pasteurellosishepatized lung
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Line of treatment

• 1- sulpha dimidine 33 1/3 50-100 m.g/kg im

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Gangrenous mastitis
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Line of treatment

• amputation

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Acute mastitis
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Line of treatment

• 1- oxytetracycline 10 ml/100kg im
• 2- lactaclox one syring /quarter every 12 hours
  udder infusion
• 3- analgin 7ml/ 100 kg im
• 4- fluid therapy

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Ulcerative lymphangitisskin nodule discharge pus
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Ulcerative lymphangitisextensive fibrosis and
edema
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Edematous skin diseaseMultiple nodule
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Edematous skin diseasemultiple nodules
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Line of treatment

• 1- surgical removal followed by irrigation with
  iodine solution and oxytetracycline dressing
• 2- injection of penicillin

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Ring worm in cattle
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Ring worm
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Ring worm
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Line of treatment

• 1- remove crust then add lugol,s iodine 2
• 2- sodium iodide 10 90-100 mg/kg slowly iv
  every week 2-3 time

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Surra disease emaciation and loss of hump
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Surra diseasetrypanosoma evansi
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Line of treatment

• 1- suramin 7-10 m.g /kg as solution 10 strictly
  intravenous and slowly
• Maximum dose is 8gm

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Theileriosisskin lesion
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Theileriosistick on ear of calf
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Theileriosisenlarged LN
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Line of treatment

• 1- Butalex 1ml/ 20 kg im
• 2- analgin 7ml/100k.g im
• 3- phenyloject 2.5 ml/100kg im

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Verminous pneumoniaextended neck
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Verminous pneumonialarva
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Line of treatment

• 1- Albendazol 2.5- 10 m.g/kg
• 2- oxytetracycline 10ml/100kg im
• 3- avil one ampule/ 70 kg im

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Bottle jawFacsioliasis
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Adult fasciola in bile duct
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Fasciola egg
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Line of treatment

• 1-fasciolid 0.4 ml /10kg sub. cut

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A cow with typical mange lesion
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Calf show alopecia mange
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Skin thickening and hair loss ( mange)
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Line of treatment

• 1- clip hair
• 2- wash the lesion with warm water and sulphur
  soap
• 3- Ivomec super 1ml/50kg s/c

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Ascaris egg
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Line of treatment

• 1- piprazine citrate 30gm/100kg per os
• Mg sulphate 50 gm in calf to 1kg in cattle more
  than 300kg bw

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Gastrointestinal nematodes egg
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Line of treatment

• 1- ivermectin 1ml/50 kg s/c