Case report details Aujeszky's disease symptoms and findings in a hunting dog after contact with wild boar, suggesting virus circulation in local populations.
Key Points
Aujeszky's disease caused severe neurological disorders in a hunting dog after contact with a wild boar.
Symptoms included fever, vomiting, and self-mutilation, progressing rapidly to death within 36 hours.
Histopathological analysis showed meningoencephalitis, confirming the presence of porcine herpesvirus type 1.
The case highlights possible epidemiological implications for wild boar populations in the Republic of Srpska.