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Common Diseases in Sheep and Goats

Sheep and goat diseases can be categorized into infectious diseases, parasitic diseases, common disorders, and nutritional metabolic diseases. Below are the main diseases and their management:

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Infectious Diseases

Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD)

Sheep Pox and Goat Pox

Brucellosis

Peste des Petits Ruminants(PPR)

Parasitic Diseases

Liver Fluke Disease (Fascioliasis)

Tapeworm Infection

Mange (Scabies)

Common Disorders

Rumen Impaction

Lamb Pneumonia

Gastrointestinal Nematodiasis

Hypodermiasis (Cattle Grubs)

Ketosis

Metabolic & Nutritional Disorders

Hypocalcemia (Milk Fever)

Rumen Acidosis

Other Important Diseases

Mastitis

Hoof Disorders (e.g., Laminitis, Foot Rot)

Traumatic Reticuloperitonitis (Hardware Disease)

◎ Pathogen: FMD virus .
◎ Symptoms: Blisters in mouth and hooves, lameness，drooling.
◎ Control: Mandatory vaccination, culling of infected animals.

◎ Pathogen: Capripoxvirus
◎ Symptoms: Skin lesions, fever, respiratory signs
◎ Control: Vaccination

◎ Pathogen: Brucella melitensis
◎ Symptoms: Late-term abortion, arthri
◎ Control: Vaccination

◎ Pathogen: PPR virus.
◎ Symptoms: High fever, diarrhea, oral ulcers.
◎ Control: Emergency vaccination.

◎ Pathogen: Fasciola hepatica.
◎ Symptoms: Weight loss, anemia, bottle jaw.
◎ Treatment: Triclabendazole.

◎ Pathogen: Moniezia spp.
◎ Symptoms: Emaciation, visible proglottids in feces.
◎ Treatment: Praziquantel.

◎ Pathogen: Sarcoptes/Psoroptes mites.
◎ Symptoms: Intense itching, hair loss, skin thickening.
◎ Treatment: Ivermectin.

◎ Pathogen: Overeating
◎ Symptoms:Distended left abdomen, ceased rumination.
◎ Treatment: Laxatives, rumen massage.

◎ Includes: Babesiosis (hemoglobinuria), Theileriosis (lymph node swelling).
◎ Control: Tick control (e.g., pyrethroid dips) + imidocarb treatment.

◎ Common parasites: Haemonchus contortus (anemia), Ostertagia ostertagi (diarrhea).
◎ Treatment: Ivermectin, albendazole.

◎ Symptoms: Subcutaneous nodules on the back (larval infestation), reduced leather quality.
◎ Treatment: Organophosphate sprays.

◎ Cause: Negative energy balance (common in high-yielding dairy cows).
◎ Symptoms: Weight loss, acetone odor in breath/urine, neurological signs (circling, licking walls).
◎ Treatment: IV glucose + oral propylene glycol.

◎ Cause: Sudden drop in blood calcium around calving.
◎ Symptoms: Paralysis, loss of consciousness, low body temperature.
◎ Treatment: IV calcium (e.g., calcium borogluconate).

◎ Cause: Excessive grain intake.
◎ Symptoms: Bloat, diarrhea (foul-smelling), laminitis.

◎ Common pathogens: Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus spp., E. coli.
◎ Symptoms: Udder swelling, abnormal milk (clots or pus/blood).
◎ Control: Proper milking procedures + teat dipping.

◎ Causes: Nutrition，wet environments， or bacterial infections.
◎ Symptoms: Lameness, cracked hooves, pus formation.

◎ Causes: Ingestion of sharp objects (e.g., wires) puncturing the reticulum and pericardium.
◎ Symptoms: Chronic indigestion, pericardial friction sounds.