Animal diseases.

  • United States. Department of Agriculture.
Date:
[1956]
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    Parasitism, 75; in beef calves, 288; pigs, 381; ducks, 496; dogs, S1lgccats,»5 bb Parathion, toxicity, 139 Parathyroid, milk fever, 244 PARATUBERCULOSIS (JOHNE’ s Dis- EASE), 221-223 Paratyphoid, swine, 364; 423; poultry, 453-455; ducks, 496 Paresis, dogs and cats, 524 Parrots, paratyphoid, 453; New- castle disease, 456; parrot fever, 459; ornithosis, 459; erysipelas, 474 Parturient hypocalcemia, see Milk fever Parturient pariesis, see Milk fever Paspalum grass, 554 Pasteur Institute, 196 Pasteur treatment, 88 Pasteurella, shipping fever, 256; 259; minks, 568 Pasteurellosis, swine, 382; ducks, 498: rabbits, 559 Pasteurization, brucellosis, 213 Pastures, 41; contaminated, 43, 57; 60; community, and brucello- sis, 208; rotation, 291, 340, 389 Pathogenic, defined, 46 PATTERSON, W. C., 182, 369 Paunch, 108 Peafowl, tapeworms, 484; eye- worm, 490 Peas, 143 Penicillin, see also Antibiotics and infection, 15:3495%-iGRD: 476; for minks, 568; foxes, 574 Feats jaan ation, 279; sheep, 3 Pennsylvania, 2, 9, 310, 330 Pens, for calves, 316 People, glanders, 5; and epidemics, 7; food, 9; diseases of, 14-20; roundworms, 16; tapeworms, 16; flukes, 16, 34; bovine tuberculosis, 17; brucellosis, 18, 213; parasites, 21-28; tapeworm carriers, 22; pork tapeworm, 23; fish tapeworm, 24; virus diseases, 31; African sleeping sickness, 32; nema- todes, 35; insects, 37; tumors, 105; milksickness, 124; blad- derworms, 155; ticks, 157, 159, 162; stablefly, 168; mosqui- toes, 177; foot-and-mouth disease, 187; rabies, 201; tu- berculosis, 216; leptospirosis, 226; anthrax, 230, 232; lis- teriosis, 239; influenza, 255, 366; actinobacillosis, 267; scabies, 292, 517; follicle mites, 349; cholera, 356; vesicular exanthema,. 371; erysipelas, 374; sore mouth, 415; paratyphoids, 453; New- castle disease, 455; ornithosis, 459; hookworm, 505; thread- wotms, 507; eyeworm, 508; hydatid tapeworm, 509; equine encephalomyelitis, 551; polio- myelitis, 552 Pericarditis, 460 Peritonitis, 252 ; swine, 345; black- head, 442; mares, 543 Perthane, 87, 137 PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN ANIMAL Propvucts, 143-148 PETERSON, H. O., 403, 411 Petrels, ornithosis, 459 Petroleum, toxicity, 131; for hog lice, 346; mites, 495 Phage, 50 Phaseolunatin, 122 sae sa pullorum disease, 446; fowl typhoid, 451; Newcastle disease, 456; ornithosis, 459; fowlpox, 464 ; lymphomatosis, 467; erysipelas, 474; cannibal- ism, 553 Phenothiazine, defined, 81; for roundworms, 289; lungworms, 291; roundworms, 397; nodu- lar worms, 400; blackhead, 443; ar worms, 488 Philippines, Phosphates, pailk fever, 243 Phosphoric acid, 104 Phosphotus, 104 Photosensitization, 421 Physical therapy, 74 Physostigmine, 120 Pigeon(s), rabies, 195; malignant edema, 236; pullorum disease, 446; paratyphoids, 453; New- castle disease, 456; ornithosis, 459; fowlpox, 464: erysipelas, 474; tapeworms, 484: lice, 490 Pigeon capillarid, poultry, 487 Pigeonpox, 464 Pigs, see also Swine osses, 1954, 11; vesicular sto- matitis, 184: ascatids, 340; pig preheat 365; diseases y pigs, 377-381; en- bale disordets, 378 Pimply gut, sheep and goats, 399 Pingue, 122 Pinkeye, cattle, 313 ; equine, 534 Pinworms, 390; rabbits, 566 Piperazine compounds, 82; dogs, 514 Piperonyl butoxide, 309 Piroplasmosis, 269; dogs, 510, 516 Placenta, 538 Plant poisoning, 423 Plants, poisonous to animals, 39 Platyhelminthes, defined, 31 Pleurisy, losses, 13 Pleuritis, minks, 569 Pleuropneumonia, Pn en, Pleuropneumonialike organisms, 462, 476, 479 p Plum Island Animal Disease Labo- ratory, 194 Pneumonia, losses, 13; 244; 258; 262 fan yperkeratosis, 274; calves, 320, 323, 430; rhinitis, for 350; baby pigs, 380; swine, 383; lungworms, 402: sheep, 420, 430; 432; dogs and cats, 568 508; rabbits, 560; minks, 568 Poison in feed, 38; plants, 39 Poison sego, 120 POISONOUS PLANTS, 118-130 Poisons, swine paralysis, 385 Poland, 8 Polecat, rabies, 195 Poliomyelitis, people, 552 Polyborate, for kidney worms, 340 Polymyxin, 96 Polyp, 267 Poppy, 120 Porcupine, rabies, 195. “Schl tapeworm, 22; trichinosis, Portable pens, 288 Porter, DALE A., 153, 284 Posthitis, sheep, 434 Potassium, wheat-pasture poison- ing, 262 Potassium nitrate, 115 Potassium permanganate, 496 Potatoes, 122 Poultry, losses, 1954, 11; 43; immunization, 89; tides, 114; culosis, 215, 219; coccidiosis, worms, fluo- 437; diseases and _ parasites, 437-502; blackhead, 441; blue comb, 463; and visceral lymphomatosis, 467; neural lymphomatosis, 468; ocular lymphomatosis, 468; osteo- petrosis, 469; roundworms, 486; ascarids, 487; hait- 584 worms, 488; spiral stomach worm, 489; ’ capillarids, 489; mites, 493 POULTRY AND THE PARATYPHOIDS, 453-455 Poultry houses, 440, 486 PouLTRY Lice, 490-493 Poults, see also Turkeys management, 443; hexamitiasis, 444; paratyphoid, 454; New- castle disease, 455; blue comb, 463; and IS, 480 Powders, for fleas, 522 Pox, 3 Pox diseases, swine, 385 Pox vaccine, 466 PPLO, see Pleuropneumonialike or- anisms Precipitation, and parasites, 78 Precipitin test, 281 Pregnancy, mares, 538 PREGNANCY DISEASE, 427-429 Premunize, defined, 271 Prenatal infections,” pay at Preparturient paresis of ewes, 427 Prepatent period, defined, 269 Prevention of disease, 71-102 PricE, EMMETT W., 148, 503 Proglottids, defined, 21° 153 Programs, control, 6 Propylene glycol, 254 Prostate, cancer, 105 PROTECTION AGAINST TRANSMISSI- BLE DISEASES AND PARASITES, 54-60 Proteins, 60, 254 Protozoa, defined, 31; 510 Prussic acid poisoning, 262 Pseudorabies, baby pigs, 381 Psittacosis, see also Ornithosis ducks, 19; turkeys, 19 Psoroptic mites, cattle, 292; 557 Public health, echinococcis, 16; brucellosis, 18; swine diseases, 19; brucellosis, 213 Public Health Service, 17, 201 Public Law 518, 143 Puerto Rico, 311 Pullet disease, 463 Pullets, coccidiosis, typhoid, 451 Pullorum, losses, 13 PULLORUM DISEASE OF CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, 446-451 Pulmonary edema, cattle, 291 Pulmonary parasitism, swine, 335 Pulpy kidney, 422 Pulse, anaplasineste 270 Punkies, 181 Puppies, See Dogs Purdue Univetsity, 328 Purpura hemorrhagica, 233 Pyemia, losses, 13 Pyometra, 277, 282 Pyrethrins, for lice, 307; 309 Pyrethrum, 85, 86, 167, 309 Q-fever, 18, 19 Quail, ticks, 158; pullorum disease, 556; paratyphoid, 453; New- castle disease, 456 Quarantine, 4; imported cattle, 6; 59; foot-and-mouth disease, 192; tick fever, 310; vesicular exanthema, 371 — QUARANTINING, 62-70 Quarter ill, 263 Quaternary ammonium compound, 99 Rabbit Experiment Station, 560 Rabbit fever, 562 Rabbit tick, 161 Rabbits, domestic, losses, 1954, 113 losses, 13; liver flukes, 149; rabies, 195; tuberculosis, 216; malignant edema, 236; lis- teriosis, 239; actinobacillosis, 387, 503, 438; fowl