Jefferson Parish Collects the Following: Twice per week collection of: Garbage: Jefferson Parish provides for the collection of containerized household garbage twice per week. The Parish has implemented automated or semi-automated service and has provided a specific container (95 gal. tipper cart) which is the only acceptable container to be used.
Pasteurella is a type of bacterial that commonly infects the respiratory tract of calves causing bovine respiratory disease. Pasteurella multocida is one of the most common bacteria isolated from calves suffering from shipping fever pneumonia. Pasteurella is usually a secondary bacterial invader, meaning that a virus or some other disease first weakens the immune system thus allowing Pasteurella to invade.
Pasteurellosis in rabbits is most commonly caused by the bacteria Pasteurella multocida. It is highly contagious and can be transmitted by direct or indirect contact.It is one of the most common disease-causing agents in rabbits.P. multocida is highly infectious and many infected rabbits remain clinically normal until they are stressed and then clinical signs of disease may occur.ost rabbits are exposed to the Pasteurella bacteria but not all rabbits show symptoms. There are two components to the respiratory tract and both of these can be affected: the upper respiratory tract and the lower respiratory tract.