Skin conditions of ruminant animals

A total of 207 dairy cattle, 298 beef cattle, 126 buffaloes. 210 goats and 108 sheep in UPM farms were examined for skin conditions. Dairy and beef cattle had high prevalence of tick infestation. The Bos indicus breeds were less severely affected than the Bos taurus breeds and BoopbiIus microplus an...

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Main Authors: Abdul Rahman, Sheikh Omar, Sze, E. K.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Malaysian Society of Applied Biology 1984
Online Access:http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/39502/1/Skin%20conditions%20of%20ruminant%20animals.pdf
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description A total of 207 dairy cattle, 298 beef cattle, 126 buffaloes. 210 goats and 108 sheep in UPM farms were examined for skin conditions. Dairy and beef cattle had high prevalence of tick infestation. The Bos indicus breeds were less severely affected than the Bos taurus breeds and BoopbiIus microplus and Haemaphysalis bisplnosa were the principle ticks Identified. Bovine papillomatosis was common in both herds but were of low prevalence. Lice infestation with Damalinia caprae was found in loats under both intensive and semi-intensive fanning system. Mange was a problem in the intensive system of goat farming but not in the semi-intensive system. Chorioptes caprae was the main causal agent followed by Psoroptes cuniculli, There was a total absence of ectoparasitism in the kids. Contagious ecthyma was observed at low prevalence in goats.
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spelling upm.eprints-395022015-08-10T02:36:07Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/39502/ Skin conditions of ruminant animals Abdul Rahman, Sheikh Omar Sze, E. K. A total of 207 dairy cattle, 298 beef cattle, 126 buffaloes. 210 goats and 108 sheep in UPM farms were examined for skin conditions. Dairy and beef cattle had high prevalence of tick infestation. The Bos indicus breeds were less severely affected than the Bos taurus breeds and BoopbiIus microplus and Haemaphysalis bisplnosa were the principle ticks Identified. Bovine papillomatosis was common in both herds but were of low prevalence. Lice infestation with Damalinia caprae was found in loats under both intensive and semi-intensive fanning system. Mange was a problem in the intensive system of goat farming but not in the semi-intensive system. Chorioptes caprae was the main causal agent followed by Psoroptes cuniculli, There was a total absence of ectoparasitism in the kids. Contagious ecthyma was observed at low prevalence in goats. Malaysian Society of Applied Biology 1984 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/39502/1/Skin%20conditions%20of%20ruminant%20animals.pdf Abdul Rahman, Sheikh Omar and Sze, E. K. (1984) Skin conditions of ruminant animals. Malaysian Applied Biology, 13 (1). pp. 39-43. ISSN 0126-8643
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