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Symptoms of Foot and mouth disease (FMD)
Symptoms of Foot and mouth disease
Symptoms vary between species, but in general, the animals develop a fever and may get blisters in their mouths, feet and even on their teats.
Sick animals lose their appetites resulting in no weight gain and decreased milk production.
Photographs taken by ID-Lelystad, The Netherlands
(click on thumbnails to see full size image)
Lesions on the tongue and in the mouth
of a cow infected with FMDV
Lesions on the claw of a cow
infected with FMDV
Vesicle on the teat of a cow
infected with FMD Virus
FMD lesions on the hooves
of a pig
Vesicles on the nose of a pig
infected with FMDV
FMD lesions on the tongue and in the mouth of a goat. This was the first recorded case of Foot and Mouth Disease in The Netherlands during the outbreak of February 2001.