SULTAN KUDARAT STATE UNIVERSITY

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE

–ANIMAL SCIENCE

ANIMAL DISEASES

PRESENTED: SANDRA ESLAVA

SHORT INTRODUCTION
Antemortem - injuries are generally
injuries received before death while
postmortem injuries are those which
occur after death.
Postmortem - injuries can cause
confusion over time, pattern and
cause of death, even if they are
Number 1

UTERINE PROLAPSE

Most common at calving, Thi

is when the uterus is
completely expelled out
behind the cow, and can han
down to the hocks when
standing.
Number 2

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Number 3

ANAPLASMOSIS

Destroys red blood cells in the animal,

causing anemia. Affected animals
appear weak, pale, and jaundiced, with
a high fever. Less specific signs include
poor appetite and a sudden, severe
drop in milk production.
Number 4

Epizootic hemorrhagic diseas

Viral disease that can affect various

ruminants, including carabaos. It is
caused by several serotypes of the
Epizootic hemorrhagic disease virus.
Number 5

Leucoderma

A condition that affects

the skin and hair of
animals, causing
depigmentation and
acromotrichia.
Number 6

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a s e s i n
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 Number 7

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e
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A v - C o n s is t c o n F V
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 Number 8

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 Number 9

Schmallenberg virus

A novel Orthobunyavirus first

identified in Northern Europe
in 2011. It is transmitted by
biting midges of the genus
Culicoides and primarily
affects cattle, sheep, and
goats
Number 10 TRYPANOSOMIASIS

Human African trypanosomiasis,

also known as sleeping sickness, is
a vector-borne parasitic disease. It
is caused by protozoans of the
genus Trypanosoma, transmitted
to humans by bites of tsetse flies
(glossina) which have acquired the
parasites from infected humans or
animals.