Prevalence of diseases that affect reproduction in dairy cattle Canton Loja
Keywords:
Prevalence, Leptospirosis, Neosporosis, BVD, IBR, TuberculosisAbstract
The study of the most common diseases that are present on farms and affect reproduc- tion of dairy cattle in the canton Loja, Ecuador, many of which are zoonotic, generate serious public health problems and cause economic los- ses addressed. For the diagnosis of brucellosis techniques Rose Bengal (RB) and slow agglutina- tion (SAT) for Leptospirosis the Micro agglutina- tion test (MAT), DVB and IBR testing by indirect enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay was used was used (iELISA ), and the competitive enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (cELISA) to neos- porosis. 856 bovine blood samples from 158 farms in urban and rural parishes of the canton Loja by puncturing the coccygeal artery ave- rage taken. Tuberization simple test (SIT) was conducted in the field, 357 cattle. The samples were taken from cattle older than six months. The highest incidence was found leptospirosis (74.83%), Neosporosis (22.31%), IBR (20.75%), DVB (8.24%) and TBB (6.16%). In 7.29% of cases, seropositive reaction of one animal was found up to four different diseases. Race, age and sex were not expressed as predisposing factors.Metrics
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