There were no cases of rabies, FMD, anthrax, contagious bovine pleuropneumonia, or surra. The most serious disease in buffaloes was Neoascaris vitulorum infection of calves. Helminth infections were common in adult buffaloes and cattle but were easily controlled by anthelmintic treatment. Sporadic...

The state continued to remain free of major epidemics; no cases of rabies, foot and mouth disease, swine fever, anthrax, contagious bovine pleuropneumonia, or surra were encountered. Buffa loes are the most important domestic animal, with an estimated population of 80, 000; they are used as work...

North Borneo is free from most of the major diseases such as rinderpest, F. & M. disease, contagious bovine pleuropneumonia, rabies, and the bacterial and viral diseases of pigs. HAEMORRHAGIC SEPTICAEMIA occurs sporadically in buffaloes. COCCIDIOSIS in buffalo calves appears to decline when Ascaris ...

The 1961 census gave 66, 787 buffaloes, 14.535 cattle. 81, 058 pigs. 17.557 goats, 345 sheep and about one million poultry. No cases of rabies, rinderpest, foot and mouth disease, swine fever, contagious bovine pleuropneumonia or surra were encountered. In buffaloes. Ascaru infection of young...

No cases of rabies, rinderpest, foot and mouth disease, swine fever, contagious bovine pleuropneu-monia, anthrax or surra were encountered. In buffaloes, HAEMORRHAGIC SEPTICAEMIA never seems to occur in epidemic form, although Pasteurella multocida is occasionally isolated. ASCARIS INFECTION of...

There were no epidemic diseases of livestock. Animals treated at the clinics have increased in numbers. Patients were buffaloes 7, 389, cattle 6, 779, ponies 1, 273 and pigs 673. Treatments were for helminth infestations, surgical and medical cases and also castrations.
In buffaloes PASTEURELLOSIS...

During 1957 North Borneo has remained free from major epizootics. Buffaloes, cattle, pigs and goats have greatly increased in number during the last five years.
Pigs are reasonably free from serious diseases but KIDNEY-WORMS and LUNGWORMS are found in nearly all pigs slaughtered in the abattoirs.
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In buffaloes the major problem is the control of Ascaris vitulorum in calves, which causes 80% of calf deaths. Chenopodium has been used with some success. In abattoirs, adult buffaloes and cattle are not found to harbour Ascaris and no single specimen has been recovered from an adult.
Pasteurella...

This paper purports to describe the life of a veterinary surgeon in the tropics contrasting that in the West Indies, where the author was first stationed, with that in the Far East, where he is at present employed. It gives quite an interesting account of field work and incidence of disease in...