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Causative agent of pink eye in cattle.
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Moraxella bovis
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#1 cause of blindness in horses
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Leptospira interrogans pomona
(Causes recurrent uveitis) |
#1 spp. in canine cystitis.
#1 family and main virulence factor |
E. coli
Enterobacter spp.- Pili |
Two urease producing bacteria in canine UTIs:
Sequela of a urease producing pathogen: |
Coagulase + Staphylococci (usually intermedius)
Proteus mirabilis Ammonia > Alkaline urine > uroliths (struvite) |
One method of localizing a UTI.
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Bladder washout- drain bladder, flush with antimicrobial solution, re-sample. Sterile sample = bladder only, non-sterile= kidneys.
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Causative agent of canine tracheobronchitis.
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Bordetella bronchiseptica
(Kennel Cough) |
Main causative agents of UTIs in cats.
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Enterobacter spp. (Proteus, E. coli, Klebsiella) and coagulase positive Staph
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Main cause of UTIs in cattle
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Corynebacterium spp.
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Causative agent of "pizzle rot" or posthitis
Predisposing factor in diet |
Corynebacterium spp.
Rich legume pastures (high protein) |
Treatment for cattle with UTIs
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Penicillin, large doses, early in disease
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Agent responsible for venereally transmitted UTIs in sows.
Signs Treatment |
Actinobaculum suis
Blood and pus in urine of breeding sows Penicillin |
Effects of urease-producing bacteria in ruminant bladder infections
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Change pH to akaline, inhibit effects of complement, enhance bacterial survival. induce tissue damage, inflammation
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Causes upper respiratory tract signs with white plaques in cattle
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IBR
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Causes dendritic ocular ulcers in cats
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Feline herpes virus
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Upper respiratory diease in cats seen with oral ulcers,
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Calicivirus
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