A case history on parasitism of goats at the Ateneo dairy goat project

Abstract / Excerpt:

Affected goats have rough hair coats and their hind limbs are sealed with fecal material. The hair in this portion of the body is usually molted and subcutaneous bacterial infections causing emaciation is present especially among weanlings. They are usually weak, with dry mucus membranes and sunken eyes which are indications of dehydration. The mucus membrane is likewise always pale which is good evidence of anemia. Unthriftiness and progressive loss of weight is almost often present.

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Source InstitutionAteneo de Davao University
UnitBusiness and Accounting
AuthorsDalisay, Alan D.
Page Count23
Place of PublicationDavao City
Original Publication DateMarch 1, 1985
Tags Case Study, Diseases, Goat
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