The animals always die suddenly without any warning signs. What disease is this?
Take a look at what disease this is. They always die suddenly without any warning signs.
On a farm, 9 sows died suddenly with no symptoms, and they were still eating normally before death. This is the pathological necropsy of one of them; the others were similar. Attachments: You need to log in to download or view attachments. No account? Register
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Glasser's disease plus PRRS, the course was acute myocarditis.
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Probably Streptococcus.
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There is swine fever and PRRS; hemorrhagic spots in the heart like this are not often seen.
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Are there any pictures of the intestines?
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Studying this??????????
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It does look somewhat like swine fever.
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The intestinal lesions can be ignored.
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This is infectious pleuropneumonia!~ A typical "elephant nose lung"
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This disease is severe, causing local outbreaks, mainly affecting sows and finishing pigs, with the main sign being sudden death! The losses are heavy!
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Look at the brain. I suspect porcine encephalomyocarditis.... but the age of onset is questionable....
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Reply to 9#pjh1949
I agree!!!!!!!!!
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Glasser's disease plus PRRS, the course was acute myocarditis.
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Probably Streptococcus.
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There is swine fever and PRRS; hemorrhagic spots in the heart like this are not often seen.
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Are there any pictures of the intestines?
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Studying this??????????
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It does look somewhat like swine fever.
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The intestinal lesions can be ignored.
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This is infectious pleuropneumonia!~ A typical "elephant nose lung"
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This disease is severe, causing local outbreaks, mainly affecting sows and finishing pigs, with the main sign being sudden death! The losses are heavy!
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Look at the brain. I suspect porcine encephalomyocarditis.... but the age of onset is questionable....
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Reply to 9#pjh1949
I agree!!!!!!!!!