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#Anaplasmosis Anaplasma in cows, known as bovine anaplasmosis, is a disease caused by bacteria that infect and destroy red blood cells, leading to anemia, fever, weakness, and potential death, especially in older cattle. It is primarily transmitted by ticks and other biting insects, and also through contaminated needles and instruments. While young cattle often show few symptoms and can become lifelong carriers, older animals are more severely affected. Diagnosis involves blood smears and antibody tests, and treatment typically includes tetracycline antibiotics. Causes and Transmission Bacteria: The primary cause is the Anaplasma organism, most commonly Anaplasma marginale. Vectors: Ticks are the main transmitters, but biting insects like flies can also spread the disease. Mechanical Transmission: Contaminated surgical instruments, needles, and other equipment can spread the bacteria. Signs and Symptoms Anemia: The most prominent sign, as the bacteria attack red blood cells. Fever: Affected animals develop a high fever. Weakness and Pallor: Signs of anemia include weakness and pale, jaundiced, or yellow mucous membranes in the mouth and around the eyes. Reduced Appetite: Cattle may go

#Anaplasmosis Anaplasma in cows, known as bovine anaplasmosis, is a disease caused by bacteria that infect and destroy red blood cells, leading to anemia, fever, weakness, and potential death, especially in older cattle. It is primarily transmitted by ticks and other biting insects, and also through contaminated needles and instruments. While young cattle often show few symptoms and can become lifelong carriers, older animals are more severely affected. Diagnosis involves blood smears and antibody tests, and treatment typically includes tetracycline antibiotics. Causes and Transmission Bacteria: The primary cause is the Anaplasma organism, most commonly Anaplasma marginale. Vectors: Ticks are the main transmitters, but biting insects like flies can also spread the disease. Mechanical Transmission: Contaminated surgical instruments, needles, and other equipment can spread the bacteria. Signs and Symptoms Anemia: The most prominent sign, as the bacteria attack red blood cells. Fever: Affected animals develop a high fever. Weakness and Pallor: Signs of anemia include weakness and pale, jaundiced, or yellow mucous membranes in the mouth and around the eyes. Reduced Appetite: Cattle may go "off feed". Decreased Milk Production: A sudden and severe drop in milk yield is a common sign in dairy cows. Increased Mortality: Older cattle, especially those over two years of age, are most vulnerable and can die from the disease. #

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