Why is my goat's tongue turning black?
Bluetongue virus affects many domestic and wild ruminants. The disease is seen most often in sheep, occasionally in goats, and rarely in cattle. Severe disease can also occur in wild ruminants, such as white- tailed deer, pronghorn, and desert bighorn sheep.
Bluetongue virus affects many domestic and wild ruminants. The disease is seen most often in sheep, occasionally in goats, and rarely in cattle. Severe disease can also occur in wild ruminants, such as white- tailed deer, pronghorn, and desert bighorn sheep.
