Signs Of Bluetongue In Cattle
In September bluetongue was detected in British livestock.
The signs of bluetongue in cattle are;
- Nasal discharge.
- Swelling of the head and neck.
- Conjunctivitis (runny eyes).
- Swelling in, and ulcers, of the mouth.
- Swollen teats.
- Tiredness.
- Saliva drooling out of the mouth.
- Fever.
- It is possible that cattle will show no signs of illness.
Source: Defra.
For more detailed information visit the Defra website.
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