Anemia Caused by Rickettsia, Mycoplasma, and Protozoa

Fielder, Susan E.; Allison, Robin W.; Meinkoth, James H.

doi:10.1002/9781119500537.ch33

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“…a genus comprising tick-borne transmitted protozoa of the family Theileridae, order Piroplasmida, subclass Piroplasmia, Phylum Apicomplexa. Theileria species affect domestic and wild ruminants, especially in Africa, Europe, Australia, and Asia [47].…”

Section: Theileriosismentioning

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Common Diseases of Goats, Treatment and Preventive measures

Bukar¹,

Isa²

2023

Goat Science - From Keeping to Precision Production

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Goat diseases can cause huge economic loss to the farmers, due to intensification of goat farming and poor management practices. Several factors like overpopulated herd size, poor ventilation and poor management system can predispose to disease. Fomites such as water and feed troughs, as well as bedding can also probably transmit disease for a short time, but do not remain infectious for long periods. Goats form an integral part of Animal production in most rural and urban communities, their economic advantage is primarily associated with the ease of handling as it favors small scale investment, minimum risk of loss and high reproductive efficiency. Goats are mainly kept for meat, milk, manure, wool and immediate cash sources. Effort to improve the productivity of livestock in most countries can be hindered by numerous factors which include infectious and non-infectious diseases that result in countless number of goat loss due to diseases thereby reducing the productive capacity of goat keeping and management.

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Section: Theileriosismentioning

confidence: 99%