Equid, Horse: Stomach. Gasterophilus species, bots.

Equid, Horse: Intestines. Parascaris equorum.

Equid, Horse: Skin. Proud flesh.

Dog: Skin. Chronic hyperplastic dermatitis (lichenification, hyperpigmentation, alopecia) with chronic allergic skin disease.

Ruminant, Bovine: Feet. Interdigital dermatitis.

Ruminant, Ox: Feet. Heel horn erosion, interdigital dermatitis and papillomatous digital dermatitis.

Ruminant, Ox: Feet. Heel horn erosion, interdigital dermatitis and papillomatous digital dermatitis.

Ruminant, Bovine: Nasal planum. Erosive/ulcerative nasal dermatitis in Mucosal Disease (bovine viral diarrhea).

Other, Brown trout: Skin. Proliferative dermatitis.

Ruminant, Bovine: Digit. Interdigital ulcerative dermatitis in mucosal disease (bovine viral diarrhea).

Ruminant, Ox: Trachea. Fibrinonecrotizing laryngotracheitis, infectious bovine rhinotracheitis, bovine herpesvirus.

Other, Snake: Skin. Dermatitis.

Ruminant, Ox: Foot. Digital dermatitis, hairy heel, P3 necrosis, tendonitis.

Ruminant, Ox: Nasal cavity, sagittal section and trachea. Infectious bovine tracheitis causing fibrinonecrotizing tracheitis and fibrinous rhinitis.

Wild Mammal, Deer: Muzzle. Proliferative dermatitis caused by dermatophilus congolensis.

Dog: Ventral skin. Pustular dermatitis caused by canine distemper virus (CDV).

Dog: Ventral abdomen. Pustular dermatitis caused by canine distemper virus.

Ruminant, Ox: Mammary gland. Proliferative mammillitis, either bovine papular stomatitis virus or herpesvirus.

Pig: Skin. Erysipelothrix dermatitis.

Ruminant, Ox: Trachea. Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis, herpesvirus.

Bird, Owl: Liver. Herpesviral hepatitis.

Wild Mammal, Muskox: Hoof. Proliferative and necrotizing dermatitis caused by contagious echthyma (Orf virus).

Wild Mammal, Muskox: Head. Primary infection of contagious echthyma (Orf virus) causing a proliferative dermatitis and cheilitis. Damage to skin barrier leading to secondary bacterial infection primarily characterized by Corynebacterium freneyi, causing suppurative lymphadenitis and cellulitis of the head eventually leading to terminal septicemia..

Wild Mammal, Muskox: Head. Primary infection of contagious echthyma (Orf virus) causing a proliferative dermatitis and cheilitis. Damage to skin barrier leading to secondary bacterial infection primarily characterized by Corynebacterium freneyi, causing suppurative lymphadenitis and cellulitis of the head eventually leading to terminal septicemia..

Wild Mammal, Muskox: Head. Proliferative and necrotizing dermatitis caused by Orf virus .

Equid, Equine: Lung. Equine multinodular pulmonary fibrosis, equine herpesvirus-5.

Dog: Kidneys. Renal hemorrhage, multifocal, due to canine herpesvirus-1.