some factors associated ciated with lamb mortality

A total of 110 Rahmani and Suffolk lambs from I to 3 months of age, were used in this study. These animals were divided into two groups. Group 1: Includes 80 Rahamani lambs, from these 53 diseased lambs proved to be infected with E.coli er cryptosporidia,Contained 30 Suffolk Ja111(.s from these, 10 lambs showed clinical signs and 5 dead lambs proved to be infected with CL. perfringens type D., and the renaining 15 lambs were clinically normal (control). With regard to the clinical signs, lambs with coli b