Orf (ecthyma contagiosum/skin virus disease from sheep) pathology dermpath dermatology

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[@spoolsandbobbins]

Well, I already know what it looks like because my sheep have it. I wish someone would talk about what the best thing to do would be. Presently we are boosting our sheep’s immunity. My main concern it that lambs will pass it to teats of their dam. I’m using dynamint on utters and sesame oil and Arnicare on lambs mouths. We’re also spraying colloidal silver directly on sores to keep bacteria at minimum. It’ll be a real bummer if dam stops feeding her newborn lambs.

[@tassmeister]

great explanations! thank you