Clinical coccidiosis in adult cattle

Cattle Coccidiosis

Bo\^NE COCCIDIOSIS is an infectious disease of cattle, known in its spectacular form as bloody scours or red diarrhea because of the characteristic bloody fecal discharges seen in severe cases. The disease is of economic importance in many parts of the world, including the United States {1, 12, 15).^ To the outright loss from fatal infections, which may take a heavy toll among calves, must be a...

Clinical coccidiosis in raccoons (Procyon lotor).

Clinical coccidiosis was diagnosed in wild-caught and captive raccoons. Eimeria procyonis-like oocysts were seen in 15 of 15 captive raccoons. In 6 of 6 juvenile wild-caught raccoons examined at necropsy, endogenous coccidian stages were seen in the small intestine. Two types of schizonts (large and small) were identified. Large schizonts were up to 110 microm long, contained 10-microm-long mer...

Porcine Neonatal Coccidiosis: A Clinical Review

Respiratory Disease in Adult Cattle

Respiratory disease in cattle is often associated with the youngest animals such as calves, heifers or steers (Hartel et al. 2004; Ames, 1997). Most cases appear before the age of two-years old (if not before the end of the first month of life-Crowe, 2001), and respiratory disease is a major cause of losses, particularly in beef cattle production (Prado et al. 2005; Kapil & Basaraba, 1997; John...

Coccidiosis in the Arakans

Sir,?I read with interest the communication of Capt. Mukherji on ' The incidence of coccidiosis in the Arakans ' in 3'our December 1947 issue. I came across several (about a dozen) instances of isospora infection during routine stool examinations in army laboratories (1943-46). Most of these were ' routines' from the hospital patients (unselected), two detected during ' Food handler's carrier's...