A discharge, flux or issue. (Cf. shoot, n.3)

More fully foul in the foot. Disease affecting the feet of cattle, leading to lameness; spec. that caused by infection with the bacterium Fusobacter…

Bovine babesiosis, a tick-borne disease of cattle of which haemoglobinuria (giving a red colour to the urine) is a prominent sign. More widely…

In singular and †plural. A type of myositis occurring mainly in young cattle, caused by the bacterium Clostridium chauvoei and characterized by gas…

Inflammation in a cow's or ewe's udder.

A parasitic disease of sheep and other ruminants caused by the larvae of certain tapeworms (esp. Taenia multiceps) encysted in the brain…

Any of several diseases of livestock characterized by the presence of blood, haemoglobin, or other brownish substance in the urine; = redwater, n.…

Now a disease of sheep and cattle; cf. coe, n.2 dialect.

costive; so as n., a condition in cattle and sheep in which food is retained in the folds of omasum.

infection of the umbilicus in young farm animals and horses, associated with bacteraemia, septic arthritis, and abscess formation in various organs.

Originally South African. A viral disease affecting sheep and (less commonly) cattle and other domestic and wild ruminants, characterized by…

Veterinary Medicine. A disease affecting cattle, sheep, goats, and wild ungulates in parts of Africa and certain tropical islands, which is a…

An infectious disease of sheep and goats (sometimes affecting humans as a zoonosis), caused by a poxvirus and characterized by pustules and scabs…

transmitted by ticks; tick-borne fever, a mild, transient, rickettsial, febrile disease of sheep, cattle, and goats.

An act of striking. Infestation of a sheep or cow with flies whose larvæ burrow into the skin; an occurrence of this. Frequently with preceding noun.