Animal diseases are illnesses or health conditions that affect non-human animals, including domesticated pets, farm animals, and wildlife. Some common examples of animal diseases include:

Canine distemper

Feline leukemia

Foot-and-mouth disease

Bovine tuberculosis

Avian influenza

It’s important to prevent the spread of animal diseases, as some can infect humans and have serious public health consequences. This can be achieved through vaccination, proper animal husbandry practices, and avoiding contact with infected animals.