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Salmonella, a risk at daries

By Marler Clark LLP

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Salmonella bacteria can be found on virtually all dairies, regardless of region. Whether it starts as an undetected presence or causes a major disease outbreak depends greatly upon the exposure level of Salmonella organisms to animals. Salmonella infections can cause dairy cattle of all ages to become severely ill. In young calves, it typically shows up as scours, often accompanied by fever. In older animals, it can cause a dramatic drop in milk production, along with fever, diarrhea, bloody sto read more

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