Illness caused by the brucella bacteria, which is transmitted to humans from animals. Characterized by fever, severe sweating, anxiety, generalized aching and abscesses in the bones, spleen, liver, kidney or brain. With treatment, it is rarely fatal, although complications can cause permanent disability.
undulating fever, a disease transmitted from animals to humans through contaminated, unpasteurized milk products. Symptoms include fatigue, chills, joint pains, and a fever that ungulates between normal and 104oF.
highly infectious disease that causes high rate of abortion in cattle herds not vaccinated. Ingested through feed, water or contact with contaminated milk or urine. Also causes reproductive diseases in dogs.
A bacterial disease of the reproductive system that causes abortions in mainly cattle, sheep and pigs, although all mammals are susceptible. It is spread via aborted calves, discharges and milk that contaminate pasture, food and water.
An infection resulting in abortion in females and inflammation and damage to the testicles in males, caused by the bacterium Brucella abortus. Also known as Bang's disease. See Calfhood Vaccination.
An infection characterized by fluctuating fever, headache, anaemia and vague physical discomfort that's transmitted to humans from domesticated goats, pigs and cattle.
infectious bacterial disease of human beings transmitted by contact with infected animals or infected meat or milk products; characterized by fever and headache
an infectious disease of domestic animals often resulting in spontaneous abortion; transmittable to human beings
Brucellosis is a disease of the reproductive tract which may cause abortion in female Great Danes, corruption of the sexual organs in male Great Danes, and sterility in both sexes. In enclosed kennel circumstances, it may even conceivably be spread by the airborne transmission. It's important to note that Brucellosis can be contagious to humans. Human symptoms are flu-like, whereas canines may not show symptoms at all.
Contagious bacterial disease that results in abortion; also called Bang’s disease.
Bacterial infection caused by Brucella suis that can cause abortion, weak or stillborn piglets and sterility.
A contagious sexually-transmitted disease in dogs. Dogs should be tested before being bred.
A generalized infection involving the reticuloendothelial system caused by species of microorganism genus Brucella, that is contracted through contact with goats, cattle, pigs, and dogs.
Contagious abortion in beef and dairy cattle, caused by Brucella abortus.
A highly contagious and infectious disease associated with abortion in bitches in the last quarter of gestation, sterility, and stillbirths. A testicle trouble in male dogs. It can be diagnosed through blood tests. Infected dogs should be isolated
Disease caused by infection with organisms of the genus Brucella.
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bacterial disease, especially of cattle, causing undulant fever in humans.
Infection with bacteria of the Brucella group, frequently causing abortions in animals and remittent fever in man. Also called Undulant fever, Malta fever, or Mediterranean fever.
A highly contagious disease of cattle, goats, sheep, and swine that can be transmitted to humans (undulant fever). The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service conducts an eradication program that is expected to eliminate brucellosis from U.S. cattle herds by the end of 1999.
A disease that causes a abortion on in pregnant females and intermittent fever in infected animals. Carrier animals frequently transmit this disease to healthy animals during copulation.
Canine Sexually Transmitted Disease.
Contagious bacterial disease that results in abortion_ also called Bangs disease.
A contagious disease that affects cattle fertility, causes abortions and reduces milk production in beef and dairy cattle. Also, called Bang's disease. The same disease in humans is known as undulant fever.
A chronic disease caused by the bacterium Brucella canis and characterized by prolonged disorders of the genital tract, including infertility.
Brucellosis (Undulant fever or Malta fever) is an infectious disease caused by the Brucella bacteria.
