Swine Practice
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Artiticial feeding is likely to pro- duce digestive derangement and diarrhea, and exposure to extreme temperature variations must be considered as a causative factor of pig diarrhea.
Infection is probalily the most important cause of pig scour. No specific bacterium has been isolated that is responsible for all of the cases of infectious scour. The B.coli communis, B.suipestifer, B.sui- septicus, B.paratyphoid A & B are the microbian agents most com- monly found in these cases. The B.pyocyaneus..., and various pyogenic micrococci are sometimes demonstrable in the discharges of atfected cases or in the lesions of carcasses of pigs dead of the malady.
The rapid spread of the disease in a litter of pigs and the dissemi- nation from litter to litter and from farm to farm is strongly indic- ative of the infectious nature of pig scour.
ANOMALIES AND DISEASES OF YOUNG PIGS 221 Some investigators have i'ei)()rted tlie tiiidiiig of a eoeeidia that appeared to be responsible for the loss of many pigs in which scour was the principal manifested symptom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Artiticial feeding is likely to pro- duce digestive derangement and diarrhea, and exposure to extreme temperature variations must be considered as a causative factor of pig diarrhea.
Infection is probalily the most important cause of pig scour. No specific bacterium has been isolated that is responsible for all of the cases of infectious scour. The B.coli communis, B.suipestifer, B.sui- septicus, B.paratyphoid A & B are the microbian agents most com- monly found in these cases. The B.pyocyaneus..., and various pyogenic micrococci are sometimes demonstrable in the discharges of atfected cases or in the lesions of carcasses of pigs dead of the malady.
The rapid spread of the disease in a litter of pigs and the dissemi- nation from litter to litter and from farm to farm is strongly indic- ative of the infectious nature of pig scour.
ANOMALIES AND DISEASES OF YOUNG PIGS 221 Some investigators have i'ei)()rted tlie tiiidiiig of a eoeeidia that appeared to be responsible for the loss of many pigs in which scour was the principal manifested symptom.
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