Classification of sheep diseases |
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Flock health problems External parasites Footrot Foot scald Internal parasites Pinkeye Soremouth |
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Disease problems of neonatal lambs (0 to 3 days) Dystocia Border disease Hypothermia Starvation Trauma |
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Disease problems of young lambs (3 days to 3 weeks) Clostridium perfringins type C Diarrhea (scours) Bacterial meningitis Navel and joint ill Pneumonia Tetanus |
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Disease problems of young lambs (3 weeks to weaning) Coccidiosis Enterotoxemia (overeating disease, type D) Polyarthritis Stomach worms White muscle disease |
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Diseases of lambs (weaning to maturity) Acidosis Club lamb fungus Copper toxicity/deficiency Internal parasites Pneumonia Polioencephalomalacia Rectal prolapse Urinary calculi White muscle disease |
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Diseases of ewes (around lambing time)
Abortion |
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Diseases affecting rams
Epididymitis |
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Diseases that cause neurological symptoms Bacterial meningitis Listeriosis Meningeal worm Milk fever Plant poisoning Polioencephalomalacia Pregnancy toxemia Rabies Scrapie Tetanus |
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Diseases causing skeletal problems Bent leg syndrome Mineral deficiencies (calcium, copper, manganese, phosphorus) Osteoporosis Rickets White muscle disease |
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Diseases of pastured animals Bloat |
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Causes of wool or hair loss (wool slip) Club lamb fungus (ringworm) External parasites (ticks, lice, mites, flies) Scrapie Sulfur deficiency Zinc deficiency |
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Causes of diarrhea (scours) Coccidiosis Dietary changes E. coli Enterotoxmia Inadequate dry matter intake Indigestion Plant poisoning Protozoa Salmonellosis Stomach worms Stress Viruses |
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Causes of lameness Arthritis Copper deficiency Footrot Footscald Foot abscess Injury Meningeal worm White muscle disease |
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Diseases influenced by genetics Entropion (inverted eyelid) Footrot Internal parasites Rectal prolapse Scrapie Spider lamb disease Vaginal prolapse |
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Diseases for which there are vaccines Bluetongue Caseous lymphadentitis Clostridial diseases Epididymitis Footrot Rabies Soremouth Vibrio and enzootic abortion |
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Contagious diseases (diseases than can be transmitted from one sheep to another) Abortion |
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"Wasting" diseases Abomasal emptying defect Cancer Johne's disease Ovine progressive pneumonia (OPP) Caseous lymphadenitis (CL) Scrapie |
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Reportable diseases (diseases that must be reported to government officials, may vary by state and country) Bluetongue Brucellosis Enzootic abortion Epididymitis Foot-and-mouth disease Johne's disease Q fever Scrapie |
Zoonotic diseases |
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