11.2, GA infections, inflammations and toxic conditions

disease of cattle infected with Actinobacillus lignieresi, which causes localized, firm swelling of tongue

disease of cattle infected with Actinomyces bovis, causing periostitis of jaws with soft tissue reaction

infection with hookworm, member of genus ancylostoma

inflammation of anus

ulcer of mucous membranes of mouth

infection with parasitic intestinal roundworms of genus Ascaris

contagious disease of cattle

inflammation of lip

bile duct inflammation

inflammation of gallbladder

severe abdominal pain

inflammation of colon

rapidly fatal colitis of horses causing profuse diarrhea and profound dehydration, sometimes occurring in outbreaks; cause unknown

infection with tapeworm larvae of genus Cysticercus

chronic disease of recently calved cows when abomasum becomes trapped under rumen

infection with trematode worm of genus Fasciola

inflammation of one or more diverticula (pockets) in intestine

inflammation of duodenum

any of a number of disorders that involve inflammation of intestines, particularly colon

inflammation of intestines, particularly small intestine

inflammation of colon and small intestine

inflammation of intestines and stomach (also called gastroenteritis)

inflammation of esophagus

seen most often in large-breed dogs; cause unclear, but aerophagia and overeating are factors

inflammation of stomach

parasitic infection of intestinal tract caused by protozoa Giardia lamblia

inflammation of gums

inflammation of tongue

inflammation of liver caused by toxic or viral causes

virus causing sores of fever blister in humans and primates and fatal disease in owl monkeys and tree shrews

inflammation of ileum

chronic wasting disease of cattle caused by Mycobacterium paratuberculosis

infestation of Oxyuris nematodes causing intense perianal itching in horses

inflammation of pancreas

inflammation of peritoneum

any oxyurid, especially noted in horses, rabbits, hamsters and mice

highly fatal enterocolitis disease caused by Ehrlichia risticii, characterized by high fever, leukopenia and acute diarrhea

inflammation of rectum

highly contagious zoonotic disease of all animal species caused by Salmonella bacteria; may cause acute or chronic enteritis and other symptoms; of particular importance to people involved in food hygiene

diarrhea caused by dietary changes, nutritional deficiency, or parasites

acute, highy fatal septicemia of very young foals caused by Actinobacillus equuli with characteristics of diarrhea, fever, prostration and dyspnea

inflammation of salivary glands

any roundworm in family Strongylidae

infection with intestinal roundworm of genus Strongyloides, not to be confused wih Strongylus

ingestion of foreign objects, which settle in reticulum, causing digestive problems and possible complications of peritonitis as a result of perforation of reticulum or pericarditis because of pericardium perforation

infection with an intestinal paraite of genus Trichuris

colic resulting from an abundance of parasites, usually small strongyles

disease of hamsters, thought to be associated with Campylobacter jejuni; symptoms of diarrhea and dehydration