Ulcerative blepharitis and conjunctivitis in adult dairy cows and association with Moraxella bovoculi.

Klibs N, Galvão; John A, Angelos

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Ulcerative blepharitis and conjunctivitis in adult dairy cows and association with Moraxella bovoculi.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 22 Sep 2010 English Journal:The Canadian veterinary journal = La revue veterinaire canadienne, volume 51 (issn: 0008-5286,

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Authors: Klibs N, Galvão; John A, Angelos;

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pmc: PMC2839830

Ulcerative blepharitis and conjunctivitis in adult dairy cows and association with Moraxella bovoculi.

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Abstract

Nine lactating dairy cows were evaluated because of eye lesions. Examination revealed mild to severe ulceration of the lower and/or upper eyelids, mild to severe swelling surrounding affected eyes, and profuse lacrimation. Lesions typically affected 1 eye, and involved the eyelid skin and conjunctiva. Oxytetracycline treatment led to cure within 2 wk.

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University of California, Davis
United States

Keywords

Blepharitis, Moraxellaceae Infections, Cattle Diseases, Oxytetracycline, Conjunctivitis, Anti-Bacterial Agents, Treatment Outcome, Moraxella bovis, Animals, Cattle, Female

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