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<blockquote data-quote="TCRanch" data-source="post: 1634828" data-attributes="member: 24027"><p>Vector transmission would suggest flies, possibly ticks. But will never know.</p><p></p><p>My first cow diagnosed was 7 and heavy bred. Couldn't figure out what was wrong, thought maybe she had a dead calf in her and she had a high temp and was kind of limping but no other signs/symptoms. As soon as the vet palped her he felt a huge tumor. Fast & furious, put her down a week later. Side note: track loader died when she was in the bucket, mid air. John Deere came out and 5 hours later was finally able to transport her for a proper burial. Thankfully she was in the barn & not on public display. :hide: </p><p></p><p>Second cow was 6 and the first sign was bulging eyes. Diagnosed after implementing the disposable needles/syringes protocol so fairly certain she had it but was asymptomatic for a long time. Which segues into it's most likely still in my herd (and yours). Similar to anaplasmosis where they have been exposed but aren't active.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TCRanch, post: 1634828, member: 24027"] Vector transmission would suggest flies, possibly ticks. But will never know. My first cow diagnosed was 7 and heavy bred. Couldn't figure out what was wrong, thought maybe she had a dead calf in her and she had a high temp and was kind of limping but no other signs/symptoms. As soon as the vet palped her he felt a huge tumor. Fast & furious, put her down a week later. Side note: track loader died when she was in the bucket, mid air. John Deere came out and 5 hours later was finally able to transport her for a proper burial. Thankfully she was in the barn & not on public display. :hide: Second cow was 6 and the first sign was bulging eyes. Diagnosed after implementing the disposable needles/syringes protocol so fairly certain she had it but was asymptomatic for a long time. Which segues into it's most likely still in my herd (and yours). Similar to anaplasmosis where they have been exposed but aren't active. [/QUOTE]
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