1. Bovine papular stomatitis in calves
Pseudo cow pox
Bovine papular stomatitis in calves

2. Ch` clinically by presence of eroded plaques on the teats & udder and around mouth of suckling calves
Clinical signs:
1- the lesion seen only in teat & appear as follow :
erythema → vesicle or pustule → ruptures → thick scab (½ cm) → elevated → the scab drop off → leave horseshoe shaped ring of small scabs surrounded by a wart like granuloma
The previous lesion can occur around mouth of calves
Treatment
* removal of scabs & application of emollient cream before milking & astringent solution after milking

3. The disease start as small painless papule on the superficial layer of the skin of teat

4. Healing phase (the scabs slowly resolve)

5. Circular area delineated by small red scabs

6. Very rough , slightly moist papilli form appearance with several elevated masses