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Enteric listeriosis in a 10-month-old calf

In the early 1990s an acute enteric disease of sheep due to infection with Listeria monocytogenes was recognised in the South Island of New Zealand. The disease was mainly, but not exclusively, associatedwith the feeding of balage or silage (Clark et al.2004). Clinically, the disease may be mistaken for salmonellosis, but histologically the lesions in the abomasum and intestines are quite distinctivewith prominent inflammatory lesions involving the muscularis mucosa in most cases (Clark et al. 2004; Fairley et al. 2012). The infection may also occur in lambs, an age group in which salmonellosis is rare.