They should be provided with shade and shelter and have easy access to good feed and water. Method of Infection, Susceptibility, etc. There are similarities with Babesis but also differences as it is different disease and has a different life cycle. Distribution is similar to Babesiosis but antibodies can be found in areas without the known presence of the cattle tick. Animals do NOT pass red urine but may pass brown urine.
Recovery is slower.
Incubation period is 3-6 weeks. Brahman cattle seem to be more susceptible to clinical disease caused by Anaplasmosis than by Babesiosis. The approach to tick fever prevention depends on the perceived risk. Cattle from tick free areas introduced into ticky country. Tick marginal areas where there are seasonal changes in tick infestation and risk of tick fever.