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Title: Contagious Abortion of Cows
Author: Ward J. MacNeal
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
Agricultural Experiment Station
BULLETIN NO. 152
CONTAGIOUS ABORTION OF COWS
By W. J. MacNEAL In Coöperation with
HERBERT W. MUMFORD
URBANA, ILLINOIS, NOVEMBER, 1911
Summary of Bulletin No. 152
1. The existence of a specific contagious disease causing abortion in cows has been recognized for a long time, and it is certain that the disease known abroad as infectious or contagious abortion is also prevalent in the United States.
2. The infectious agent is a bacterium first described by the Danish investigators, Bang and Stribolt. This microörganism has been isolated from aborting cows in various European countries and in the United States.
3. Bacteriological examination of afterbirths from aborting cows at this Station revealed the presence of this germ.
4. To eradicate the disease from a herd, the affected cows should be isolated, and their genital passages cleansed once or twice daily with an antiseptic solution until all discharge has ceased, when they may be returned to the herd; all infectious material (afterbirth and discharges) should be burned; infected stalls should be cleaned and disinfected; the sheath of the herd bull should be cleansed with a disinfectant solution before and after service, and a separate, clean bull should be used for heifers and clean cows.
CONTAGIOUS ABORTION OF COWS
By W. J. MacNEAL, Assistant Chief in Bacteriology, in Coöperation With HERBERT W. MUMFORD, Chief in Animal Husbandry
INTRODUCTION
The premature discharge of the products of conception from the uterus is a not infrequent occurrence among domestic animals, and doubtless various factors may from time to time operate in its causation. For a long time, however, practical husbandmen have recognized an epizoötic or contagious kind of abortion, a definite transmissible disease in which the loss of the fetus is the most prominent characteristic. The transmissibility of contagious abortion of cows appears to have been