Blue ticks 1 Bont tick 1 – Brown ear-tick - 1 Polokwane Intestinal roundworms 3 – Resistant roundworms 3 – Bont-legged tick -3 Coccidiosis 1 – Diarrhoea 2 – Capture myopathy 1 – North West Klerksdorp Red-legged ticks 3 – Blue ticks 2 – Bont legged 2 – Deaths 2 Giraffes, bulls trauma due to fighting, blackquarter? – – Vryburg Intestinal roundworm 2 Springbok, Oryx – Conical fluke 2 Springbok, Sable, Oryx – Blue ticks - 3 Lightning Giraffe, Sable – Schweizer-Reneke Mycoplasma Roans positive on PCR – Eastern Cape Port Alfred Verminosis Sable calf (Langholm) – Theileriosis 1Sable – Capture myopathy Blesbuck, 3 cases Kapriver (Moved from Free State) – Steynsburg/Middelburg Energy deficiency -3 Protein deficiency 3 – Vitamin A deficiency -3 Monthly report on Livestock and Wildlife isolations for October 2017 from Vetdiagnostix Laboratory, supplied by dr. Marijke Henton () –Microbiology Diarrhoea in young ruminants due to Cryptosporidium followed by secondary colibacillosis was again common in calves [16] and lambs [3] and a goat kid. Three of the E. coli isolates were ESBL [Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamase] producers, which means that they are resistant to all penicillins and cephalosporins, and usually other antibiotics as well. Such resistant strains have been selected by inappropriate antibiotic treatment of Cryptosporidium enteritis. Antibiotics do not affect Cryptosporidium. There were three cases of enteritis in pigs, due to E. coli [2] and Klebsiella pneumoniae.
Blue ticks 1 Bont tick – 1 Brown ear-tick - 1 Polokwane Intestinal roundworms – 3 Resistant roundworms – 3 Bont-legged tick -3 Coccidiosis – 1 Diarrhoea – 2 Capture myopathy – 1 North West Klerksdorp Red-legged ticks – 3 Blue ticks – 2 Bont legged – 2 Deaths – 2 Giraffes, bulls – trauma due to fighting, blackquarter? Vryburg Intestinal roundworm – 2 Springbok, Oryx Conical fluke – 2 Springbok, Sable, Oryx Blue ticks - 3 Lightning – Giraffe, Sable Schweizer-Reneke Mycoplasma – Roans positive on PCR Eastern Cape Port Alfred Verminosis – Sable calf (Langholm) Theileriosis – 1Sable Capture myopathy – Blesbuck, 3 cases Kapriver (Moved from Free State) Steynsburg/Middelburg Energy deficiency -3 Protein deficiency – 3 Vitamin A deficiency -3 Monthly report on Livestock and Wildlife isolations for October 2017 from Vetdiagnostix –Microbiology Laboratory, supplied by dr. Marijke Henton () Diarrhoea in young ruminants due to Cryptosporidium followed by secondary colibacillosis was again common in calves [16] and lambs [3] and a goat kid. Three of the E. coli isolates were ESBL [Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamase] producers, which means that they are resistant to all penicillins and cephalosporins, and usually other antibiotics as well. Such resistant strains have been selected by inappropriate antibiotic treatment of Cryptosporidium enteritis. Antibiotics do not affect Cryptosporidium. There were three cases of enteritis in pigs, due to E. coli [2] and Klebsiella pneumoniae.
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