An outbreak of Fusobacterium necrophorum associated foot rot in a herd of four-horned antelope () in India.

An outbreak of contagious foot rot due to infection was reported in a herd of four-horned antelopes () in a wildlife sanctuary at Goa, India. The infected animals showed signs of anorexia, limping and foot lesions, like erosions and sloughing of hooves. Mortality was recorded in two antelopes in which gross lesions, like generalized congestion of skeletal muscles and internal organs, and multi-focal to coalescing abscesses in lung, pleura, and diaphragm were observed.