Bovine Babesiosis

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Protozoal disease
Protozoal disease Bovine Babesiosis

Overview

Etiology

Protozoal disease

Host Species

Buffalo, Cattle

Clinical Signs

Pyrexia

Required

Anorexia

Anemia

Required

Hemoglobinemia

Hemoglobinuria

Required

Jaundice

Required

Depression

Weakness

Tachypnea

Tachycardia

Pale mucosa

Congested mucosa

Muscle tremor

Dyspnea

Cold extremity

Abortion

Ataxia

Mania

Convulsion

Posterior paralysis

Coma

Diagnosis

Giemsa stained blood smear

Tick haemolymph smear examination

Clinical hematology

Complement fixation test

ELISA

Indirect fluorescent antibody test

Transmission test in splenectomized calves

Treatment

Imidocarb dipropionate

Quinuronium sulfate

Diminazene aceturate

Blood transfusion

Antipyretics

Electrolytes and vitamins

Prevention & Control

Tick control program

Use of acaricides

Pasture rotation

Chemoimmunization

Vaccination with live attenuated vaccines

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