(486) These include foot-and-mouth disease, vesicular stomatitis, vesicular exanthema and swine vesicular disease. All these viral infections produce blisters or vesicles around the snout, the tongue, on the teats and at the hoof skin junctions or coronary bands. (Fig.10-26a-c). In most countries they are notifiable and if suspected must be reported to the authorities.

VESICULAR DISEASES
Unruptured vesicles are evident at the hoof skin junction.

VESICULAR DISEASES
Ruptured vesicles are evident on the nose.

VESICULAR DISEASES
The dark areas on the hoof are due to long standing lesions of SVD.