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What signs might indicate an unusual and serious situation in my animals, such as a foreign animal disease?
Last Updated: June 15, 2010
Look for:
• Several animals that become ill at once;
• A marked drop in milk, egg, or other production;
• Multiple sudden deaths or changed behaviors in animals;
• Tenderfootedness or loss of coordination;
• Head swelling, discharges, breathing difficulties, or multiple sudden abortions;
• Blisters (vesicles) and/or ulcers around the mouth, nose, teats, or hooves (cattle, pigs, sheep, goats, or horses).
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- Disaster Preparedness Make sure your family is prepared.
- Money Management in Times of Disaster Learn what you can do about your finances.
- Video and Audio Files on preparedness and recovery.
- Coastal Hazards documents in the National Sea Grant Library.
- DisasterAssistance.gov consolidates disaster assistance information on one Web site.
- Snow/Ice preparedness information.
- Influenza preparedness information.