Difference between revisions of "Category:Lice - Cattle"

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[[Lice]] exist naturally on cattle, and in small numbers are of little pathological importance.  Moderate infections may be associated with dermatitis, and heavy infections may be more serious.  Heavy louse infestation is referred to as [[Pediculosis]].  Transfer of lice from animal to animal is usually via direct physical contact.
 
[[Lice]] exist naturally on cattle, and in small numbers are of little pathological importance.  Moderate infections may be associated with dermatitis, and heavy infections may be more serious.  Heavy louse infestation is referred to as [[Pediculosis]].  Transfer of lice from animal to animal is usually via direct physical contact.
 
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Revision as of 13:07, 15 July 2010

Cattle Lice

Lice exist naturally on cattle, and in small numbers are of little pathological importance. Moderate infections may be associated with dermatitis, and heavy infections may be more serious. Heavy louse infestation is referred to as Pediculosis. Transfer of lice from animal to animal is usually via direct physical contact.

Pages in category "Lice - Cattle"

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