Symptoms

Smell of putrefaction or glue that is released when opening the hive.

1 linked disease

Milk that is lumpy, watery, colored, or contains clots or blood.

6 linked diseases

The fish swims on its side, stays on the surface or on the bottom, or moves in fits and starts.

1 linked disease

Termination of gestation with expulsion of a non-viable fetus. In a herd, several abortions close together require a search for a...

16 linked diseases

Unpleasant and persistent oral odor, most often of dental origin.

8 linked diseases

Unusual and strong odor that comes from the ear when approaching the animal's head.

3 linked diseases

The animal is no longer itself: more fearful, more clingy, more irritable, for no apparent reason.

12 linked diseases

Very dark, almost black, tarry-looking stools, different from the usual color.

2 linked diseases

Visible distension of the abdomen or left flank due to accumulation of gas. In ruminants, acute bloat is an emergency.

24 linked diseases

Red blood or black, tarry stools, indicating digestive bleeding.

12 linked diseases

Pink, red or brown urine. May arise from the urinary tract or from destruction of red blood cells.

10 linked diseases

The animal bumps into furniture, looks for its bearings, hesitates in a place that it knows well.

6 linked diseases

Repeatedly moving in a circle, always in the same direction, or walking aimlessly against a wall.

6 linked diseases

The animal keeps one eye closed or squints its eyelids, often avoiding light.

9 linked diseases

The transparency of the eye is lost: the pupil appears whitish, gray or milky instead of being black and clear.

7 linked diseases

Repeated and prolonged licking of the same area, sometimes until the hair disappears.

12 linked diseases

Rare, hard or absent stools, sometimes accompanied by unsuccessful efforts.

11 linked diseases

Sudden and sonorous expulsion of air from the respiratory tract. May be dry or greasy, occasional or persistent.

27 linked diseases

The fins are frayed, eaten away at the edges or covered with a veil.

1 linked disease

White or grayish scales in the coat, dry skin that comes off in thin patches.

2 linked diseases

Brown, orange or port-colored urine, to be distinguished from simply concentrated urine.

10 linked diseases

Clusters of dead or dying bees on the flight board or at the foot of the hive.

2 linked diseases

Bees are born with atrophied or crumpled wings and cannot fly.

1 linked disease

Skin that remains wrinkled, sunken eyes, dry mucous membranes: the animal has lost too much water.

52 linked diseases

Hard, yellow or brown deposit at the base of the teeth, especially visible on the back teeth.

1 linked disease

Loose or watery stools, more frequent than normal. Can lead to rapid dehydration, especially in young animals.

68 linked diseases

Prolonged efforts without expulsion, or intervention necessary to get the little one out.

2 linked diseases

Rapid, noisy, or labored breathing. This is a sign of veterinary emergency.

75 linked diseases

The animal chews on one side, drops its food, or only accepts soft foods.

5 linked diseases

The animal tries several times to stand up, or uses the walls to help it.

17 linked diseases

The animal cranes its neck, spits out food or refuses to swallow.

16 linked diseases

Straining to urinate with little or no urine output. In male cats, a urinary blockage is an absolute emergency.

12 linked diseases

Watery eyes or clear to purulent discharge from the eyes, in one or both eyes.

39 linked diseases

Marked increase in drinking (polydipsia), often associated with more abundant urine.

16 linked diseases

The number of eggs laid drops significantly compared to previous weeks.

4 linked diseases

Dry, pitted, lackluster coat, sometimes with dandruff — common sign of chronic illness or deficiency.

61 linked diseases