Pseudotuberculosis is a chronic infectious disease that affects sheep and goats, causing enlargement and abscesses in superficial lymph nodes and thick, purulent discharges. Clinical signs include fever, anorexia, dullness, and acute bronchopneumonia from abscesses in bronchial lymph nodes. Treatment involves intramuscular injections of streptopenicillin twice daily for 3-5 days and analgine injections for fever relief.

1. Pseudotuberculosis

4. *it is chronic infectious debilitating disease of
sheep & goat (may affect other species(
Clinical signs
1-enlargement & abscessation of one or more of
superficial L.N (prescapular & prefemoral(
2-thick green purulent discharge
3-systemic reaction as fever , anorexia ,
dullness
4-acute bronchopneumonia ( due to abscess in
bronchial L.N(

5. Treatment
1-I/M injection of Streptopencid:
½vial / 12hr / 3-5 days
2-I/M injection of Analgine:
3cm (in case of fever(

6. Treatment
1-I/M injection of Streptopencid:
½vial / 12hr / 3-5 days
2-I/M injection of Analgine:
3cm (in case of fever(