Babesiosis, also known as tick-borne fever, is a disease affecting cattle, buffaloes, sheep, and goats. It is characterized by fever, enlargement of superficial lymph nodes, and anemia and jaundice. The disease presents in three forms - peracute, acute, and chronic. The peracute form causes high fever, loss of appetite, and depression, sometimes leading to death within 3-4 days. The acute form features recurring fever over several days along with lymph node swelling, eye issues, nasal discharge, coughing, and difficulty breathing eventually resulting in jaundice. The chronic form sees intermittent fever for 2-4 weeks and severe jaundice. Treatment involves intramuscular

2. *it is tick born disease of cattle , buffaloes , sheep & goats
*ch` by:
-fever
-enlargement of superficial L.N
-anemia & jundice
Clinical signs:
1-peracute:
*pyrexia , anorexia & depression
*death within 3 or 4 days
2-acute form: *pyrexia (for several days(
*swelling of superficial L.N
*corneal opacity & occular discharge
*nasal discharge , cough & dyspnea
*pale M.M & then jundice

3. 3-chronic form
*intermittent fever for 2-4 weeks
*severe jundice
**D.D
from (1) babesiosis
(2)M.C.F
(3)bacterial septicemia
**Treatment
1-I/M injection of butalex → 1 ml / 20 kg b.wt
(in severe case → 2nd
dose after 48-72 hr)
2-I/M injection of terramycine L.A → 1 cm / 10 kg b.wt
(also effective drug)
3-symptomatic & supportive treatment:
-I/V injection of novalgine 10 cm /100kg b.wt
-I/V injection of dextrose 5% → 1-2 liter
-I/V injection of iron dextran → 4 ml / 10 kg b.wt