Infectious Lesions of the Bovine Teat1
The occurrence of teat lesions tends to increase during autumn and winter. When developing a list of probable causes, several infectious conditions should be considered. Viral infections requiring differentiation include Pseudocowpox and Bovine Herpes Mammillitis. Characteristics of these and other teat lesions are described under the following headings.PSEUDOCOWPOX
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