Tail tip necrosis in fattening bulls | Nekroze repov pri govejih pitancih
2014
Jezek, J., Ljubljana Univ. (Slovenia). Veterinary Fac. | Jakovac-Strajn, B. | Mis, M. | Puhan, J. | Matavz, J. | Staric, J.
Tail tip necrosis occurs most frequently in fattening bulls weighing more than 300 kg. A disease condition begins with inflammation and necrosis at the tip of the tail, which gradually progresses up the tail. Affected animals get fever, become inappetent, have difficulties to move and often get recumbent. The disease can be caused by various factors. Frequently occurs in the summer months, especia
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