Piedmontese calf approximately 70 days old. The calf has reduced appetite and a bloated abdomen, is restless, and moves with short steps. The history reports that this animal and calves born in the same period had diarrhea, poor digestion, and diffuse alopecia in the first weeks of life; at the same time, some fattening bulls presented with tail necrosis. A high quantity of T-2 toxin was confirmed in the feed, a probable pathogenic factor.
