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An acute or chronic disease marked by inflammation of the lungs and caused by viruses, bacteria, or other microorganisms and sometimes by physical and chemical irritants |
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Bovine Respiratory Disease Complex |
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Pneumonia in cattle is usually a result of interactions between a complex mixture of pathogens and environmental stressors. |
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Non infectious Predisposing Factors
Infectious Predisposing Factors: Viruses, Mycoplasma, Bacteria, Lungworm |
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Infections: Bovine respiratory syncytial virus (BRSV) Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis (IBR) Parainfluenza virus 3 (PI3) Mycoplasma. bovis, M. dispar, Pasturella spp., Mannheima spp., Histophilus spp.
Individual calf factors: age, immunity, herd/calf BVDV status
Environment: housing, mixing |
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Haemophilus, Histophilus, Actinobacillus, Pasteurella , Mannheimia and Bibersteinia Group Gram negative, Non motile, Aerobic/facultatively anaerobic |
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Lungworn in Cattle Dictyocaulus species PATHOGENIC |
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Indirect life cycle not pathogenic pigs/sheep/goats |
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Cattle Lungworm eggs hatch in lungs, cough up/swallow/ GI Mucosa to lymph tissue. lymphovascular route to lungs. Good immunity to D. viviparus after infection |
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Clinical signs of Parasitic Bronchitis |
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Mildly Affected: intermittent cough Moderately affected: coughing at rest, tachypnoe (>60), hyperpnoea (crackles posterior lung lobes) Severely affected: harsh cough, tachypnoea (>80), dyspnoea, mouth breathing |
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Pathogenesis of Lungworms |
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Penetration phase : days 1-7 : larvae migrating to lungs (no pathology) Prepatent phase : days 8-25 : larvae migrating up thru lungs Patent phase : days 26-60 : mature adults present in airways Postpatent phase : days 61-90 : adults expelled from airways (recovery) |
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Vaccination of Bovine Lungworm |
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Vaccination with irradiated L3 vaccine (2 doses of 1000 irradiated L3s) Vaccinate 1st season calves before turnout Oral vaccine - bovilis huskvac (developed Glasgow Vet School) Very effective - but not sterile immunity (don’t mix with unvaccinated) Immunity boosted by infection Available in UK and some parts of Europe Short shelf life, POM-VPS |
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