Symptoms range from mild to severe depending on the type of infection and level of exposure, and include stomach cramps, diarrhea, blood or mucus in the feces. A clinical diagnosis is often made.

You have died of dysentery. These are five words familiar to anyone who has attempted to caulk a wagon and ford rivers en route to the Willamette Valley. Oregon Trail not only taught generations of ...

Preventing scours (diarrhea or dysentery) in calves is a challenge for cow-calf producers. Adequate colostrum intake is the best protection for the newborn calf. The mother cow’s colostrum ...