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1 Yearly summary of livestock disease trends as informally reported by veterinarians belonging to the Ruminant Veterinary Association of South Africa (RuVASA), a group of the South African Veterinary Association 2018 (Previous disease reports can be seen on the RuVASA website ) These reports include data from individual practices Click on Disease Reports The following practices and laboratories (158) submitted reports during 2018: Mpumalanga (15) Balfour Dr. Louis van Jaarsveld Bethal Dr. Hardus Pieters Delmas Drs. Du Plessis and Ferreira Ermelo Dr. Ben Potgieter Grootvlei Dr. Neels van Wyk Hendrina Dr. Anja Steinberg Karino Dr. Silke Pfitzer Lydenburg Dr. Marietjie Malan Lydenburg Drs. Trümpelmann and Steyn Malalane Drs. Van Sittert and Van Sittert Middelburg Drs. Erasmus, Malan and Bernitz Nelspruit Dr. André Beytel Piet Retief Drs. Niebuhr and Weber Standerton Dr. Kobie Kroon Volksrust Dr. Johan Blaauw Gauteng (10) Bapsfontein Drs. Engelbrecht and Olivier Bronkhorstspruit Dr. De Bruin, De Bruin and Labuschagne Hammanskraal Dr. Hentie Engelbrecht Magaliesburg Dr. Ryan Jeffery Muldersdrift Drs. Speedy and Enslin Nigel Dr. Cindy van der Westhuizen
2 Onderstepoort Veterinary Academic Hospital Proff. Annandale, Shakespear, Holm, Pettey and Drs, Fitte, Grobler, Hamman, Koeppel, Leask, Mabu, Marufu, Mokoele, O Dell, Tshuma and Van der Leek Pretoria Dr. Hanneke Pienaar University of Pretoria Dr. Emily Mitchell Vanderbijlpark Dr. Kobus Kok Limpopo (13) Bela-Bela (Warmbaths) Dr. Nele Sabbe Bela-Bela Drs. Du toit, Hansen, Bester and Herbst Lephalale Dr. Brigitte Luck Makhado (Louis Trichardt) Drs. Harris, Klopper and Jacobs Modimolle (Nylstroom) Drs. Huber, Bredell and Barnard Mokopane (Potgietersrust)- Dr. Henk Visser Mokopane - Dr. Alwyn Venter (CCS) Polokwane (Pietersburg) Drs. Watson, Viljoen, Jansen van Vuuren, Van Rooyen, Snyman and Cremona Thabazimbi Dr. Gary Bauer Tzaneen ZZ2 Farm practice Dr. Danie Odendaal Tzaneen Drs. Cordier and van der Berg Vaalwater Dr. Hampie van Staden Vaalwater Dr. Annemieke Müller North West (13) Brits Dr. Boshoff and Coertze Christiana Dr. Pieter Nel Klerksdorp Drs. Geral, Theron, Van den Berg and Van den Berg Klerksdorp Drs. Coetzee and Venter Leeudoringstad Dr. Ian Jonker Lichtenburg Dr. Nelmarie-Krüger-Rall Potchefstroom Dr. Marten Ferreira Rustenburg Drs. Goosen, Grobler, Sparks, Van Egdom, Van Rensburg and Van Rooyen Schweizer-Reneke Dr. Cizelle Naudé Stella - Dr. Magdaleen Vosser Ventersdorp/ Koster Drs. Benadé and Van der Merwe Vryburg Dr. Jurie Kritzinger Vryburg Drs. De Jager and Rautenbach Free State (29) Bethlehem Drs. Strydom and Strydom Bethlehem Dr. J. C. Du Plessis Bloemfontein Dr. Stephan Wessels Bultfontein Dr. Santjie Pieterse Clocolan Drs. Wasserman and Basson
3 Dewetsdorp Dr. Marike Badenhorst Ladybrand Dr. Dedré Nel Ficksburg Drs. Kotzé and Coetzer Frankfort - Drs. Lessing, Cilliers and Janse van Rensburg Gariep Dam Dr. Marni Malan Harrismith Drs. Pretorius and Slabber Hertzogville Dr. Nico Hendrikz Hoopstad Dr. Kobus Pretorius Kroonstad Drs. Daffue, Eksteen, Van Zyl and Van der Walt Memel Drs. Nion and Nion Parys Drs. Wessels and Wessels Philippolis Dr. Stephan van Niekerk Reitz - Dr. Murray Smith Reitz Dr. Schabort Froneman Senekal Dr. Jan Blignaut Smithfield Dr. Nienke van Hasselt Trompsburg/Springfontein Dr. Wyn Irwin Viljoenskroon Dr. Johan Kahts Villiers Drs. Hattingh and Hauptfleish Vrede Drs. Myburgh and Bester-Cloete Vrede Dr. Rudolph Fourie Wesselsbron Dr. Johan Jacobs Winburg Drs. Albertyn and Albertyn Zastron Drs. Troskie and Strauss KwaZulu-Natal (16) Bergville - Dr. Ariena Shepherd Bergville Dr. Jubie Muller Camperdown Dr. Anthony van Tonder Dundee Drs. Marais, Fynn and Reynolds Eshowe Drs. Pryke and Hoffman Estcourt Drs. Turner, Tedder, Taylor, Tratschler, Van Rooyen and Alwar Howick Drs. Hughes, Lund, Gordon, Allison, Taylor Kokstad/Elliot Drs. Clowes and Shrives Mtubatuba Dr. Trever Viljoen Newcastle Dr. Barry Rafferty Newcastle State Veterinary Office Pietermaritzburg Drs. Kretzmann, Watkins and De Freitas Pongola Dr. Heinz Kohrs Ulundi Dr. Anelle Duvel Underberg - Drs. Collins, King and Delaney Vryheid Drs.Theron and Theron
4 Eastern Cape (19) Adlaide Dr. Steve Cockroft Aleandria - Dr. Johan Olivier Aleandria Dr. Charlene Boy Aliwal North Drs. Troskie and Strauss Bathurst Dr. Jane Pistorius Cofimvaba Dr. Wener Wentzel Cradock Dr. Frans Erasmus Graaff- Reinet - Dr. Roland Larson Graaff-Reinet Drs. Hobson, Strydom and Hennesy Grahamstown Drs. Mendes and Dreyer Humansdorp Drs. Van Niekerk, Jansen Van Vuuren and Davis Jeffreys Bay Drs. Lategan, Hoek and McFarlane Kareedouw Dr. Marten Bootsma Middelburg/Steynsburg Drs. Van Rooyen and Viljoen Queenstown Drs. Du Preez, Godley, Klopper, Jansen van Vuuren, De Klerk and Catherine Somerset East Drs. Farrel, Louw and Ross Stutterheim Dr. Dave Waterman Uitenhage Drs. Mulder and Krüger Witelsbos Dr. Elmien Kotze Western Cape (26) Beaufort West - Dr. Jaco Pienaar Western Cape Dr. Bennie Grobler Caledon Drs. Louw and Viljoen Caledon Drs. Retief, Coetzer and Jansen Ceres Drs. Pieterse, Wium, De Villiers and Scheepers Darling Drs. Van der Merwe, Adam and Senekal George Drs. Strydom, Truter and Pettifer Heidelberg Dr. Albert van Zyl Malmesbury Dr. Otto Kriek Malmesbury Dr. Markus Fourie Malmesbury Drs. Heyns and Zolner Malmesbury Drs. Bosman and Groenewald Malmesbury Dr. Andries Lesch Moorreesburg -Drs. Kotzé and Sheridan Oudtshoorn Dr. Adriaan Olivier Oudtshoorn Dr. Glen Carlisle Paarl Dr. Dirk Triegaardt Piketberg Dr. André van der Merwe Plettenberg Bay Dr. André Reitz
5 Riversdale Drs. Du Plessis, Taylor and De Bruyn Stellenbosch Dr. Alfred Kidd Swellendam Dr. Jacques Malan Tulbagh/Ceres Drs. Hamman, Wilson and Triegaardt Vredenburg Dr. Izak Rust Wellington Dr. Van Zyl and Louw Worcester Dr. Kobus Rabe Northern Cape (9) Calvinia Dr. Bertus Nel Colesberg Drs. Rous and Rous De Aar Dr. Donald Anderson Kathu Dr. Jan Vorster Kimberley Drs. Van Heerden and Swart Kuruman Dr. Gerhard van der Westhuizen Kuruman Dr. Lea Shuda Postmasburg Dr. Boeta van der Merwe Upington Drs. Vorster and Visser Feedlots (2) Drs. Morris and Du Preez Dr. Andy Hentzen Laboratory reports (6) Dr. Marijke Henton - Vetdiagnosti, Johannesburg Dr. Liza du Plessis Ide SA - Johannesburg Dr. Rick Last Vetdiagnosti, Pietermaritzburg Dr. Sophette Gers Pathcare, Cape Town Dr. Annelie Cloete - Stellenbosch Dr. Mark Chimes Dairy Standards, George Summary of disease report for Reports from veterinary practices and laboratories were received (Mpumalanga (MP) 15; Gauteng (G) 10; Limpopo (L) 13; Northwest (NW) 13; Free State (FS) 29; KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) 16; Eastern Cape (EC) 19; Western Cape (WC) 26: Northern Cape (NC) 9; Feedlots (FL) 2 and Laboratories (Lab) 6).
6 For the detailed report and previous reports go to and click on Disease reporting Internal parasites The following reports were received from practices regarding internal parasite infestations: Internal parasites MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Roundworms Resistant roundworms Wireworm Brown stomach-worm Long-necked bankruptworm Large-mouthed bowelworm Nodularworm Lungworm Eyeworm Parafilaria Tapeworms Liver fluke Conical fluke Cysticercosis (measles) Schistosomiasis (bilharzia) Coccidiosis Cryptosporidiosis Eternal parasites The following reports were received from practices regarding eternal parasite infestations:
7 Eternal parasites MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Blue ticks Resistant blue ticks Heartwater ticks Brown ear-ticks Bont-legged ticks Red-legged ticks Paralysis ticks Tampans Biting lice Sucking lice Itch mites Sheep scab Mange mites Nuisance flies Midges Mosquitoes Blowflies Screw-worm Gedoelstia (uitpeuloogsiekte) Nasal bot Tick borne diseases The following tick-borne diseases were reported by practices in the provinces:
8 Tick borne diseases MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC African red water Asiatic red water Anaplasmosis Heartwater Lumpy skin disease Corridor disease Theileriosis Tick Toicosis The following tick toicoss were reported by practices in the provinces: Tick toicosis MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Sweating sickness This disease is caused by the toin of the bont legged-tick. Insect transmittable diseases The following insect transmittable diseases were reported by practices in the provinces: Insect transmittable diseases MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Lumpy skin disease Ephemeral fever (Three-day-stiff sickness) Blue tongue Rift Valley Fever
9 Wesselsbron Nagana Venerial diseases The following venereal diseases were reported by practices in the provinces: Venereal diseases MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Trichomonosis Vibriosis Pizzle disease Actinobacillus seminis plus HPA Bacterial diseases The following bacterial diseases were reported by practices in the provinces: Bacterial diseases MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Anthra Blackquarter Botulism Pulpy kidney Lamb dysentery Swelled head Red gut (cattle) Blood gut (sheep) Tetanus Salmonellosis
10 Klebsiella Bovine brucellosis Brucella melitensis (goats) Ovine brucellosis (Ram s disease) Bovine tuberculosis Johne s Leptospirosis Listeriosis Pseudomonas Fusibacterium necrophorum Septicaemia E. coli Enzootic abortion Lumpy wool Bovine dermatophilosis (Senkobo disease) Uterine gangrene Wooden tongue Lumpy jaw Viral diseases The following viral diseases were reported by practices in the provinces: Viral diseases MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC BMC (snotsiekte)
11 Rabies (cattle) BVD IBR BRSV PI3 Maedi visna virus Rotavirus / Coronavirus Enzootic bovine leucosis (EBL) Sheep leucosis Jaagsiekte Orf Warts Fungal diseases The following fungal disease was reported by practices in the provinces: Fungal diseases MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Ringworm Protozoal diseases Protozoal diseases MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Besnoitiosis (olifantsvelsiekte) Toicities The following toicities were reported by practices in the provinces:
12 Toicities MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Cardiac glycoside Slangkop Crotalaria Gifblaar Gousiekte Cestrum (ink berry) Tulip Cynanchum (bobbejaantou) Facial eczema Lantana Prussic acid Acacia nilotica Senecio Cotula nigellifolia (stagger wood) Geeldikkop (duwweltjies) and dikoor Vermeersiekte Hertia pallens (Nenta, krimpsiekte) Chrysocoma ciliata (bitterbos) Solanum incanum (maldronksiekte) Gomphocarpus (Asclepias) fruticosus (milkweed) Heliotropium (potato weed) Bracken fern January bush (Gnidia polycephalatus)
13 Chinkerinchee Ceylons rose Eucalyptus (bloekom) bark Kikuyu Ryegrass Ganskweek Paspalum staggers Phalaris aquaticum (Phalaris staggers) Photosensitivity (Turknael, Erodium moschatum) Photosensitivity (Stellenbosch) Lusern Mycotoicosis Apergillus Aflatoin Diplodiosis Lupins Harpuisbos Syringa berries Acorn Cycad Kraalbos, Geelbos (Galenia africana) Radish Carrot poisoning Onion poisoning
14 Bracken fern Pollen beetle ( Astylus atromaculatus) Water contamination Nitrate Tannins Urea Salt Wet carcase syndrome Snake bite Moth cocoons (impaction) Blue green algae Copper Selenium Zinc Fluoride Lead Paraquat Phosamine Aldicarb Organophosphate Diazinon Zinc phosphide Pyrethroid Amitraz
15 Levamisole Ivermectin Moidectin Oytetracycline Tilmicosin Bromoynil nitrate Ionophor Monensin Hypo Glyphosate Chicken litter Nutritional deficiencies The following nutritional deficiencies were reported by practices in the provinces: Deficiencies MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Energy Protein Phosphate Calcium Micro-nutritional and vitamin deficiencies The following micro-nutritional deficiencies and vitamins were reported by practices in the provinces:
16 Deficiencies MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Iodine Copper Zinc Selenium Magnesium Manganese Vitamin A Vitamin B 1 Multifactorial diseases and other conditions The following conditions were reported by practices in the provinces Multifactorial diseases and other conditions MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Abortions Stillbirths Abscesses Intestinal ulcers Bladder stones urolithiasis Blindness Bloat Blue udder Diarrhoea Epididymitis Eye cancer
17 Eye infections Joint ill Cystitis Lameness/foot problems Lung infection Mastitis Navel ill Umbilical hernia Red gut (sheep, torsion of gut) Rectal prolaps Rumen stasis Swelsiekte Traumatic reticulo-pericarditis Trauma Teeth wear Plastic bags (ingestion) Downer Anaphylactic shock Vestibular syndrome (middle ear infection) Deformaties Metabolic diseases The following diseases were reported by practices in the provinces: Metabolic diseases MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC
18 Acidosis Displaced abomasum Ketosis (Domsiekte) Milk fever Reproductive diseases Reproductive diseases MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Dystocia (difficult births) Endometritis Hydrops Metritis Poor conception Retained afterbirth Sheath prolaps Uterine prolaps Vaginal prolaps Penis injury Orchitis Environmental conditions MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Eposure to cold Frozen to death Heat stress
19 Lightning Electrocution Drought Other conditions MP G L NW FS KZN EC WC NC Drug residues (milk, meat, liver, kidney etc) Preditors Theft Trauma (fractures etc) Trauma (veldfires)
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Monthly report on livestock disease trends as informally reported by veterinarians belonging to the Ruminant Veterinary Association of South Africa (RuVASA), a group of the South African Veterinary Association
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Monthly report on livestock disease trends as informally reported by veterinarians belonging to the Ruminant Veterinary Association of South Africa (RuVASA), a group of the South African Veterinary Association
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Monthly report on livestock disease trends as informally reported by veterinarians belonging to the Ruminant Veterinary Association of South Africa (RuVASA), a group of the South African Veterinary Association
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