Clinical Signs in Animals
Cattle, goats and sheep are most commonly infected, and can serve as a reservoir for the bacteria. Infected animals may show respiratory signs such as pneumonia, but also abortion and infertility. Severe systemic signs, such as anorexia and fever, may occur concurrently.
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