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S. aureus is a common cause of clinical and
subclinical mastitis. it colonize the teat skin and teat canal and this may predispose to intramammary infection. staphylococcal mastitis, onset is sudden.clinical signs include high fever, profound depression and
anorexia. Enzymes such as hyaluronidase, staphylokinase and proteinases assist tissue invasion of the bacteria.
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Haemonchus contortus – the barbers pole stomach worm
This worm lives in the abomasum of its host and consumes large amount of blood (5000 Haemonchus can drink 250ml of blood daily!) with each female worm capable of producing up to 10,000 eggs per day.
Warm and wet conditions favour the rapid development of eggs to L3 and pastures can become highly infective very quickly almost any time between mid-spring and late autumn, causing serious, unexpected outbreaks.
They have poor over-winter survival of Haemonchus eggs and larvae on pasture under cold conditions but hypobiosis (suspended state inside the gut wall of the host) is the principle way H. contortus survives the winter in the UK.
Clinical signs of infection
Sudden death
No evidence of poor body condition or scour in acute or sub-acute infections
Aneamia due to blood sucking habit of the worms causing pale mucous membranes
Sub mandibular oedema (bottle jaw)
Chronic infections are characterized by failure to thrive, weight loss, lethargy and weakness. This is more commonly the case in cattle especially when mixed with other worm infections.
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بھیڑوں میں ہیمانکوس کیڑوں سے لگنے والی بیماریThe principal stomach worms of sheep and goats are Haemonchus contortus

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