Goat health - tetanus
Series: Agfact A7.9.2 Edition: Third edition Last updated: 01 Jul 2004
Goats are very susceptible to tetanus. Tetanus is caused by a toxin produced by the bacterium
Clostridium tetani. These bacteria live in the soil, in faeces and in dust on the goat’s skin. When a penetrating wound occurs, tetanus bacteria may multiply in the wound and produce a powerful toxin.
This Agfact contains information about the:
- signs
- treatment and
- prevention
of tetanus.
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