Salmonellosis

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Clinical signs

Host species

Bacterial disease Zoonotic

Clinical Signs

Systemic

Pyrexia (Fever) Depression Dehydration Required

General Systemic Signs

Inappetence (Anorexia)

Respiratory

Nasal discharge Pneumonia

Reproductive

Abortion Specific

Digestive

Dysentery Specific Abdominal pain Watery diarrhea Pathognomonic Tenesmus

Ophthalmic

Enophthalmos

Musculoskeletal

Polyarthritis

Nervous

Meningitis

Integumentary

Dry gangrene Specific

Diagnosis

Fecal culture

Blood culture

Serology

ELISA

DNA probe

Agglutination test

Hematology

Treatment

Fluid and electrolyte replacement

Amoxycillin

Broad spectrum antibiotics

Probiotics

Plasma or blood transfusion

Anti inflammatory and analgesic therapy

Prevention & Control

Vaccination of pregnant dams

Adequate colostrum intake

Strict hygiene

Isolation of infected animals

Rodent and insect control

Avoid overcrowding

Regular disinfection

Related Products

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Classification

Etiology Bacterial disease

Zoonotic Yes

Transmissibility High

Infectiousness Moderately infectious

Occurrence Patterns

Endemic

Disease Courses

Acute

Host Species

Cattle Primary host Susceptibility: Very high

Buffalo Primary host Susceptibility: Very high

Pig Primary host Susceptibility: High

Sheep Primary host Susceptibility: High

Goat Primary host Susceptibility: High

Camel Primary host Susceptibility: Moderate

Human Susceptibility: High

Dogs Incidental host Susceptibility: Moderate

Horse Primary host Susceptibility: High

Associated Microorganisms

No information available.