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Fungi
Typically affects birds mainly parrots, mallards, falcons and hawks.
Zoonotic although human infection is rare.
Not notifiable.
Affects respiratory system. Causes chest pain, coughing up blood. Can spread to other organs and cause major damage.

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A severe, often fatal, type of influenza that affects birds, especially poultry.
Is it a notifiable disease.

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An acute infectious disease.
Most common in sheep and goats.
Gets blisters around lips, face and eyelids, they can get it on the udders and when the babies suckle they can get the disease also it can lead to the ewe getting mastitis, orf is known as 'contagious ecthyma which is caused by a virus that is a member of the poxvirus  group. It is a zoonotic disease which means humans can contract this too

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Orf Disease.

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A contagious itching skin disease occurring in small circular patches; caused by fungi.
It is a zoonosis disease.

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Zoonotic but NOT notifiable.

Fungal infection

Ringworm commonly affects arms and legs, but it can appear almost anywhere on the body.

Ringworm in Dogs
Diseases or medications that decrease the body's ability to develop a normal immune response (known as immunocompromising diseases, or immunosuppressive medications, respectively) can increase the likelihood that your dog will be susceptible to a fungal infection of the skin, hair, and/or nails, as well as increase the potential for a more severe infection.

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Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Zoonotic
Notifiable
Primarily affects cows
Suspected transmission by badgers, milk, air, urine, faeces and infected materials e.g food

Symptoms
Weight loss
Weakness
Coughing
Swollen lymph nodes
(Post mortem lymph nodes lesions / tears
Also known as Bovine Spongiform encephalopathy due to post Mortem of animals brains.

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- Virus
- Zoonotic & notifiable
- Affects bats, dogs, humans etc.
- spread by bite or scratch
- Symptoms include:
Aggression, high temp and confusion.

Once symptoms are being shown, there is no treatment other than imminent death.