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The effect of monensin against swine dysentery

British Veterinary Journal, 1989
The use of monensin sodium against naturally transmitted swine dysentery was evaluated in 4-week-old piglets, with an average weight of 8 kg, over a period of 112 days. Three treatments were compared using between two and four pens per treatment and 12 pigs per pen. Monensin was administered via the feed, either immediately post weaning to four pens of
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Swine Dysentery

New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1975
H G, Pearce, C, Smith
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Swine Dysentery

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1972
D L, Harris, R D, Glock
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Swine dysentery

New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1976
P I, Pritulin, D V, Lobuntsova
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Comments on Swine Dysentery

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1972
H J, Kurtz, D K, Sorensen
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Disease facts - Swine dysentery

Livestock, 2009
Affected individuals are usually pyrexic, depressed and inappetant, with withdrawn flanks (Fig. 3), often with foul smelling bloody mucoid faeces running down the perineum. Untreated it can kill or alternatively leave a chronically affected individual that fails to thrive, ultimately requiring euthanasia.
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Swine dysentery survey

Veterinary Record, 1984
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Colonic innate immune defenses and microbiota alterations in acute swine dysentery

Microbial Pathogenesis, 2022
Eduardo Cobo, Benjamin Peter Willing, Tao Ma   +2 more
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The aetiology of dysentery of swine

Veterinary Record, 1966
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An agent possibly associated with swine dysentery

Veterinary Record, 1970
W F, Blakemore, D J, Taylor
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