Common Diseases of Farm Animals
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The part becomes hot, swollen, tender and reddened. It may feel doughy or hard. If the connective tissue is involved (interstitial form), there is apt to be a high body temperature, the udder may be much larger than normal, is tender and pits on pressure. Loss of appetite usually accompanies this form of mammitis. Very little or no milk is secreted. Sometimes, the milk is greatly changed in appearance, is foul smelling and contains pus. In congestion of the udder and rupture of the capillary ve...ssels, the milk may contain blood.
Mild inflammation of the udder responds readily to treat- DISEASES OF THE GENERATIVE ORGANS 87 ment. The interstitial form may terminate in abscesses and gangrene. The replacement of the glandular tissue by fibrous tissue in one or more quarters is not uncommon. Death seldom occurs.
The preventive treatment consists in avoiding conditions that may favor or cause an inflammation of the gland. Ani- mals that have highly developed mammary glands should be fed a light diet just before and following parturition.
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The part becomes hot, swollen, tender and reddened. It may feel doughy or hard. If the connective tissue is involved (interstitial form), there is apt to be a high body temperature, the udder may be much larger than normal, is tender and pits on pressure. Loss of appetite usually accompanies this form of mammitis. Very little or no milk is secreted. Sometimes, the milk is greatly changed in appearance, is foul smelling and contains pus. In congestion of the udder and rupture of the capillary ve...ssels, the milk may contain blood.
Mild inflammation of the udder responds readily to treat- DISEASES OF THE GENERATIVE ORGANS 87 ment. The interstitial form may terminate in abscesses and gangrene. The replacement of the glandular tissue by fibrous tissue in one or more quarters is not uncommon. Death seldom occurs.
The preventive treatment consists in avoiding conditions that may favor or cause an inflammation of the gland. Ani- mals that have highly developed mammary glands should be fed a light diet just before and following parturition.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Alexander Craig to read onlineMoreLess
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