COMMON SYMPTOMS OF FARM ANIMAL DISEASES
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Changes in Behavior : Animals may exhibit changes such as lethargy, increased or decreased activity, isolation from the herd or flock, or aggression.
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Loss of Appetite : Reduced or complete lack of interest in food or water.
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Weight Loss : Unexplained weight loss despite normal feeding practices.
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Respiratory Symptoms : Coughing, sneezing, nasal discharge, or difficulty breathing.
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Digestive Issues : Diarrhea, constipation, bloating, or abdominal pain.
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Fever : Elevated body temperature, often detected by touch or with a thermometer.
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Skin and Coat Changes : Rashes, lesions, hair loss, or changes in coat appearance.
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Swelling : Visible swelling of joints, limbs, or other parts of the body.
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Neurological : Tremors, seizures, circling behavior, or paralysis.
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Reproductive Issues : Abortions, infertility, or other reproductive abnormalities.
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Changes in Milk Production : Decreased milk yield or changes in milk quality.
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Discharge : Any abnormal discharge from eyes, nose, mouth, or reproductive organs.
