Salmonella enterica subspecies enterica serotype Dublin, commonly referred to as Salmonella Dublin, has emerged as one of the most isolated serotypes of Salmonella in U.S. cattle. A highly multi-drug resistant isolate of Salmonella Dublin was cultured at the Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory (WVDL) from both the raw and cryopreserved, extended semen of a 17-month-old clinically healthy Holstein bull. The objective of this study was to use antemortem and postmortem diagnostic testing to evaluate the systemic health of the bull and determine where he was harboring the Salmonella Dublin infection.
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