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(08-13-2021, 01:30 AM)Gavskrr Wrote: The possibility of being a bacteria, usually dark spots is related to dead tissue. There is a disease that occurs in cattle with the name "black leg" in which, when infected by the bacteria, they start to develop lameness, fever and loss of bone tissue that will die leaving a black mark due to the bacteria gives the name black leg. Anyway it seems to be more than complex than dysplasia and quite common maybe it comes from food. The local veterinarians should already have an idea of what it might be, my hope is for it to be a dysplasia since in case of a bacteria it would be much more complicated to solve

(08-13-2021, 01:30 AM)Gavskrr Wrote: The possibility of being a bacteria, usually dark spots is related to dead tissue. There is a disease that occurs in cattle with the name "black leg" in which, when infected by the bacteria, they start to develop lameness, fever and loss of bone tissue that will die leaving a black mark due to the bacteria gives the name black leg. Anyway it seems to be more than complex than dysplasia and quite common maybe it comes from food. The local veterinarians should already have an idea of what it might be, my hope is for it to be a dysplasia since in case of a bacteria it would be much more complicated to solve

Yea prob something similar.

It was also prob spread in Kruger like TB with buffaloes etc, which means solution for this is almost none..

I mean we dont even know if veterians are aware of this..

Also it looks like recent disease, with more and more lions get affected.. Reply