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Symptoms
Infertility
Absence of pregnancy after several matings or inseminations, or repeated returns to heat.
Diseases that may be associated
These signs can have several origins — this list is neither exhaustive nor a diagnosis.
Cryptorchidism
Dog · Other · Genetic and congenital
Cow ovarian cysts
Cow · Other · Reproduction
Bovine genital campylobacteriosis
Cow · Bacterial · Infectious
Bovine neosporosis
Cow · Parasitic · Infectious
Contagious epididymitis of rams
Sheep · Bacterial · Infectious
Narwhal genital papillomatosis
Narwhal · Viral · Infectious
Q fever
Sheep, Goat · Bacterial · Infectious
Border disease
Sheep, Goat · Viral · Infectious
Brucellosis
Cow, Sheep · Bacterial · Infectious
Brucellosis of cetaceans
Narwhal, Beluga whale · Bacterial · Infectious
Persistent organic pollutant poisoning (heavy metal accumulation)
Narwhal, Beluga whale · Other · Liver and pancreas
Copper deficiency in cattle
Cow · Other · Skin & coat
Zinc deficiency
Sheep, Goat · Other · Skin & coat
Iodine deficiency in sheep
Sheep, Goat · Other · Reproduction
Cow metritis
Cow · Bacterial · Infectious
Phosphorus deficiency
Sheep, Goat · Other · Bones & joints
Abortive campylobacteriosis
Sheep · Bacterial · Infectious
Ovine mycotoxicoses
Sheep, Goat · Environmental · Digestives
Chlamydia
Common wombat · Bacterial · Infectious
Ram orchitis
Sheep, Goat · Bacterial · Infectious
Aries balanoposthitis
Sheep, Goat · Bacterial · Urinary and renal
Animal trypanosomiasis
Cow, Serval · Parasitic · Infectious
Chorioptic mange (paw scabies)
Sheep, Goat · Parasitic · Parasites
Sheep metritis
Sheep, Goat · Bacterial · Infectious
Bovine viral diarrhea
Cow · Viral · Infectious
Ovine Ehrlichiosis (tick fever)
Sheep, Goat · Bacterial · Infectious
Fasciolosis
Cow, South American tapir · Parasitic · Parasites
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