Clinical Case Study: Acute Bovine Theileriosis (Theileria annulata) in High-Yielding Crossbred Cattle
Bovine Theileriosis (Theileria annulata protozoal infection transmitted by Hyalomma ticks) is an acute, life-threatening lymphoproliferative and hemolytic condition affecting high yielding crossbred cattle (Holstein Friesian and Jersey Breeds). In tropical and sub-tropical dairy setups, undetected tick infestation could lead to massive outbreaks of the condition. Theileria sporozoites invade host lymphocytes before attacking erythrocytes leading to … Read more