Overview of Highly Fatal Disease in Livestock
An acute disease known as HS affects livestock, characterized by high fever, swelling in the throat and brisket, and respiratory distress. The disease is caused by Pasteurella maltocida type 1 or B and can be fatal if not treated promptly. Transmission occurs through ingestion or inhalation, leading to septicemic changes in the body. Clinical signs include high fever, salivation, and painful swellings. Treatment involves administering various medications and supportive therapy, while prevention is through vaccination.
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Dr. Anil Kumar Asst. Professor Dept. of VCC UNIT-5
HS (Shipping/transport fever, stockyard s disease, Barbone disease, Galaghotu in Hindi.) An acute highly fatal disease characterized by acute septicaemia, high fever, swelling at the ventral aspect of throat , neck and brisket causing dyspnoea Definition Pasteurella maltocida type 1 or B, G ve, Known as Bipolar organism Etiology Buffalo>Cattle>Pig>Horse>Sheep & Goat Affect any age and group Maximum occurrence- During Monsoon Host Range Stress (Transportation, Heavy worm, Starvation and Viral infections like IBR, Parainflenza-3) Precipitating factors
Ingestion or inhalation The initial site of proliferation thought to be the tonsillar region. The source of infective bacteria is thought to be the nasopharynx of bovine carriers. Transmission Organism from environment enters into terminal bronchioles and alveoli causes changes in lungs in presence of predisposing factors destroying the leucocytes and macrophages and then release of histamines and PGF2alpha and sometimes fibroblastic elements leading to septicemic changes in body and inflammatory changes in lung parenchyma-- and produce pneumonia with the help of secondary invaders (Parainfluenza-II, Bovine herpes virus and other bacteria) Death due to asphyxia
High Fever (106-107 F), Profuse salivation, Petechiae om mucous. Edematous swelling (Under throat, neck and brisket region) Swellings are hot and painful Increased respiration, Grunting sounds followed by dyspnoea Death Clinical findings Clinical findings Seasonal occurrence make tentative diagnosis Animal inoculation Serologiacl (HAT,HIT,CFT etc.) Diagnosis HS in buffalo -Vet Extension Source: vetextension.com
Various sulfonamides (130-150 mg/Kg, IV for 3-5 days), tetracyclines, penicillin and chloramphenicol are administered early. Anti-inflammatory Antihistamins Supportive therapy effective if Treatment Prevention is by vaccination. Three kinds of vaccine are widely used: plain vaccine (HS broth vaccine), alum- type precipitated vaccine, and oil- adjuvantvaccine. The most effective bacterin is the oil- adjuvant-one dose provides protection for 9-12 month; administered annually. The alum-precipitated-type bacterin is given at 6 months intervals. Age of vaccination: Above 5-6 months of age Prevention and control it should be
