Foot and Mouth Disease Vaccines Market – Industry Forecast, Global Analysis and Trends, 2014 – 2020

Transparency Market Research Reports incorporated a definite business overview and investigation inclines on “Foot and Mouth Disease Vaccines Market”. This report likewise incorporates more illumination about fundamental review of the business including definitions, requisitions and worldwide business sector industry structure. Foot and mouth disease is considered as a highly contagious and severe disease observed in animals with considerable economic impact. Animals which are affected by foot and mouth disease include goat, sheep and cloven-hoofed ruminant. Deer, antelope, elephant and giraffe are susceptible to foot and mouth disease. Effect of foot and mouth disease is crucial among young animals because mortality rate is high among affected young animals due to myocarditis. Picornavirus is the causative organism for foot and mouth disease, which is included in the genus aphthovirus. Signs and symptoms of foot and mouth disease include fever, blister-like lesions, erosion on tongue and lip of affected animal. Excessive salivation, lameness and decreased feed consumption may also be observed. Foot and mouth disease is considered as the most economically devastating disease of animals in the world.

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However, the disease is not harmful for human but people who have close contact with the affected animals can carry and spread the disease through their shoes, vehicles and clothes. Few of the other ways of disease transmission includes aerosol spread of virus from an infected animal to a herd and contaminated materials such as hay, feed, water, milk and biologics. Possible preventive measure for foot and mouth disease includes control introduction of new animals to existing livestock, monitor and report illness of livestock and maintain sanitation of livestock pens. Other possible preventive measure includes control over access to livestock by people and...