ArticleFrontiers in veterinary science2026
Isolation and identification of Pasteurella species and other bacterial organisms from ovine pneumonic lungs and their antimicrobial susceptibility in Ghana: abattoir-based study.
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Background and aim: Pneumonia is the most prevalent respiratory infection in sheep, significantly impacting their health and welfare. This study aimed to isolate Pasteurella spp. and other bacterial organisms from pneumonic sheep lungs and also assess their antibiotic susceptibility. Materials and methods: A cross-sectional abattoir-based study was conducted at Tamale and Kumasi abattoirs. Seventy-five ovine pneumonic lungs were randomly sampled to culture and isolate bacterial organisms associated with ovine pneumonia. The Kirby-Bauer disk diffusion method was utilized to evaluate antibiotic susceptibility. Results: Among the 75 pneumonic lungs that were cultured, Conclusion:
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