Neonatal and Juvenile Ruminant Diarrhea II + Misc Non-infectious Dz

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What does Cryptosporidium most likely affect?

Dairy calves in wet climates

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What is transmission of Cryptosporidium?

Fecal-oral - malabsorptive diarrhea

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What age does Cryptosporidium affect calves?

4-35days

-Adults asymptomatic in cattle over 4m

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Cryptosporidium is more devastating in what animals?

Lambs 3-7M

-Calves have high morbidity and low mortality

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How is Cryptosporidium dx?

Acid fast

PCR/ ELISA

-Lambs diff to tx

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How is Cryptosporidium Tx?

Symptomatic tx

NSAIDS,

Fluids

ABX - 2ndary infections

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What are control mechanisms for Cryptosporidium?

Don't use same fields for calving/ lambing

Change fields yearly

Move Newborns to clean pastures immediately

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What are the typical signs of Cryptosporidium?

Diarrhea

Ill thrift

Tenesmus/ Bruxism

Inappetance

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What type of coccidia is most common in large animals?

Eimeria spp...

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What ages are most commonly affected by Coccidia?

Goats/ Lambs -> 4-8w

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Why do we see coccidia in older lambs?

Pre-patent periods of coccidia is 15-20 days -> must mature inside host

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How is coccidia infectious, and where does it commonly damage?

Fecal-oral from adults

-Villous atrophy in low small intestine (cecum& colon)

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How is coccidia dx?

Fecal float w/ multiple samples

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Why might an adult goat w/ coccidia have a fecal count that is low or negligible?

Shedding is intermittent

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What are tx for coccidia?

Sulfadimethoxine - albon

Amprolium

Monensin - cattle

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What are side effects of Amprolium?

Thiamine antagonist - polioencephalomalacia

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What is a possible side effect of coccidia in goats?

Rectal prolapse

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What is the most common cause of neonatal diarrhea in beef and dairy cattle?

Rotavirus

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What is a common co-infection w/ Rotavirus?

Corona virus

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When are large animals most commonly infected w/ rotavirus?

7-14 days -> fecal oral route from adults

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What are clinical signs of Rotavirus/ coronavirus?

Depression

Reumbancy

-SEVERE metabolic acidosis

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What is dx of Rotavirus?

PCR - should send in 4 calve samples.

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If you have a heard of calves w/ diarrhea and adults w/ respiratory dz what agent are you suspecting?

Corona virus

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How and when are most animals infected w/ Coronavirus?

5-20 Days

-Resp/ Oral

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Where does Coronavirus most commonly cause damage?

Distal half of villi in large and small intestines

-Osmotic D due to increased lactate production -> 2ndary bacterial growth

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Which pathogen causes more damage, coronavirus or rotavirus?

coronavirus

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What are risks of developing rotavirus and coronavirus?

Colostrum issues

Calves from markets

Dirty calving boxes

Poor hygine practices

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In the face of an of coronavirus/ rotavirus outbreak what should be done?

Vaccinate preg cows

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What is a common cause of rectal prolapses in sheep?

Short tail docking

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How is rectal prolapse tx?

Caudal epidural

Lavage and reduce

Purse string

Amputation if severe

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If you suspect an umbilical hernia, what should you check for first?

Umbilical infection