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Infectious diseases 2 Red : disease Green : etiology Blue : species…

- - - - B. ovis
        
        Only sheep
    - - B.suis biovars 1, 2 and 3
    - - B.canis
    - - B.suis biovar 2, B. suis, B. melitensis
    - - B.ovis, B.canis
- - - - Tetanus (lockjaw)
        
        C. tetani
        
        Horse, Lamb > ru, pig > pets, birds
      - Botulism
        
        C. botulinum types A-G
        
        A : human
        
        C1: horse, cattle, sheep, dog, birds (chicken, pheasants, wild ducks), mink
        
        D: cattle, sheep
        
        B : human, horse
        
        E : human, birds
    - - Bacillary hemoglobinuria (red water disease)
        
        C. hemolyticum
        
        Cattle, sheep > dogs
      - Infectious necrotic hepatitis (Black disease, Blackquarter)
        
        C. novyi type B
        
        Sheep > cattle > pig, horse
    - - Big/Swollen head
        
        C.novyi, C.sordellii and C.chauvoei
        
        Young rams
      - Blackleg
        
        C. chauvoei
        
        Cattle > sheep > goats, wildlife
      - Malignant edema
        
        C.septicum + co-infections
        
        Horse, pigs > other species
    - - Braxy-bradsot
        
        C. septicum
        
        Sheep
    - - C. difficile infections
        
        Mammals
      - Enterotoxemia
        
        C.perfringens
        
        Type D (pulpy kidney disease, overeating disease)
        
        Sheep, goat > cattle
        
        Type B
        
        lamb < 2 weeks old or weaned in feedlots on high-carbohydrate diet
        
        Type C
        
        Adult ru
- - - - Mammals (swine, sheep) and birds
- - - - Ru > pig
    - - pigs, carnivores, rabbits, smalll mammals
    - - All domestic animals
- - - - All animals, P. multocia all domestics, M. haemolytica cattle and sheep
  - - - Pneumonia
        
        2ary, by opportunistic pathogen of low virulence
      - Bibersteinia infection
      - Hemorrhagic speticemia
  - - - Spring born lambs
  - - - All ages after weaning
    - - Bordetella bronchiseptica + P. multocida type D
        
        Piglets (1-8w)
  - - - All rabbits
  - - - Old turkey, waterfowl > young chickens (but all birds)
- - - - All species (even fish, amphibians & invertebrates)
  - - - S.dublin, S.enteritidis, S.typhimurium
  - - - S.derby, S.typhimurium, S.dublin, S.choleraesuis
        
        Foals (6-18m)
    - - S.abortus equi
  - - - S.arizonae
        
        Turkeys <3m
    - - S.pullorum
        
        Chickens, turkeys, guinea fowls, quail, pheasants, sparrows, parrots, canaries and bulfinches + rarely in mammals
    - - S. gallinarum
    - - non host-adapted salmonella (S.enteritidis, S.typhimurium, S.kentucky, S.saintpaul, etc)
- - - - Cattle leptospirosis
        
        L. hardjo (maintenance host), L. hardjo-bovis (host-adapted), L. pomona, L.canicola, L.icterohaemorrhagiae, L.grippotyphosa (incidental)
      - Sheep leptospirosis
        
        Young, pregnant
      - Goat leptospirosis
        
        L. pomona, L. hardjo
      - Pig leptospirosis
        
        L.pomona and L.tarassovin L.bratislava and L.muenchen + incidental of L. icterohaemorrhagiae, L. canicola, L. hardjo (transmitted by rat, dog or cattle urine)
      - Dog leptospirosis
        
        Weil disease (icteric form)
        
        L; pomona, L. icterohaemorrhagic
        
        Stuttgart disease (uremic form)
        
        L. canicola, L. grippotyphosa
      - Cat leptospirosis (rare)
      - Horse leptospirosis
        
        L.pomona, L.canicola, L.sejroe, L.icterohaemorrhagiae
  - - - All animals, mainly rabbits in sylvatic
- - - - Mostly dairy cows (live longer and closer in contact)
  - - - Gallinaceous poultry and wild birds in captivity (duck and geese R) + transmission to pigs
- - - - Weaners and growers >> piglets