Special Report of the State Veterinarian On Foot And Mouth Disease in Virginia
Special Report of the State Veterinarian On Foot And Mouth Disease in Virginia
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The disease gets its name, as can be seen, from the fact that it is the result of some irritating fungi — hence mycotic stomatitis. The fungus of rape, etc. , (according to Dr. John E. Mohler, of the United States Bureau of Animal Industry), and other fungi, too, are held responsible for this trouble in cattle.
As a rule the disease appears when a hot dry spell in the graz- ing season is followed by rainy spells, thus the conditions which are best suited for the production of fungi on the pastu...res.
The disease is not fatal unless the animal affected is allowed to suffer from lack of attention, while its mouth and feet are too sore for the said animal to get food and water. The cow with this trouble will, as a rule, eat, if the food is placed back on her tongue so she can handle it. But she is not able, in many cases. To take the food up alone, and get it into her mouth, owing to the Aery sensitive sore mucous membranes. Potatoes, corn, etc. , placed back on the tongue will be readily eaten by the sick animal as a rule.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The disease gets its name, as can be seen, from the fact that it is the result of some irritating fungi — hence mycotic stomatitis. The fungus of rape, etc. , (according to Dr. John E. Mohler, of the United States Bureau of Animal Industry), and other fungi, too, are held responsible for this trouble in cattle.
As a rule the disease appears when a hot dry spell in the graz- ing season is followed by rainy spells, thus the conditions which are best suited for the production of fungi on the pastu...res.
The disease is not fatal unless the animal affected is allowed to suffer from lack of attention, while its mouth and feet are too sore for the said animal to get food and water. The cow with this trouble will, as a rule, eat, if the food is placed back on her tongue so she can handle it. But she is not able, in many cases. To take the food up alone, and get it into her mouth, owing to the Aery sensitive sore mucous membranes. Potatoes, corn, etc. , placed back on the tongue will be readily eaten by the sick animal as a rule.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia State Veterinarian to read onlineMoreLess
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