Infection with the contagious bovine
papillomavirus results in warts. The virus is known to cause skin lesions in
four different varieties. All have been said to be tough. The majority of
cattle warts on the head and neck are caused by two types of viruses. If they
are shielded from the environment by bits of tissue like a shed wart or tissue
on a halter, they can survive for weeks or months. Animals with warts cannot
participate in exhibitions or shows because the virus is contagious.
The most susceptible are calves; few cases of
warts in cattle older than two years. Warts occasionally appear on lactating
dairy cows' teats. The papillomavirus can easily enter cut or abraded skin and
infect calves. When calves are tattooed or have their ears tagged for
identification purposes, it is all too common for them to become infected by
mistake. In point of fact, a swarm of warts covering an entire tattoo is not
uncommon. Within one to six months of receiving the virus, warts will appear. Warts
frequently spread from the ear to different parts of the head and neck.
Treatment
After a few months, warts typically shrink and
disappear. The alleged efficacy of numerous treatment regimens, such as various
brands of toothpaste, wart pinching, or twisting off close to the base, has
probably been based on the spontaneous recovery. If the warts disappear on
their own, any of these seem to work.
It has been suggested that multiple vaccine
injections can be an effective treatment. Vaccines are thought to keep cattle
safe, but they haven't been found to be useful for treating them. Using a side
cutter or a pair of scissors, warts can be surgically removed. If bleeding is a
problem, silver nitrate applicator sticks can control it. To keep flies at bay,
a wound spray should be applied. The animals should be ready for show in a few
days due to the rapid healing process. The warts rarely come back.
Legitimate sanitization of tack, labeling
pincers, and inking instruments will forestall the spread of the mole
infection.
Homeopathy Treatment
of Warts
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