“…The lesions of CPD commonly appears as cauliflower like papillomatous growth or proliferative type (Selbie, 1944;Kummeneje and Krogsrud, 1979;Valder et al, 1979;Tontis et al, 1982;Greig et al, 1984;Zanin et al, 1987;Coates and Hoff, 1990;Zamri-Saad et al, 1992), scabby and granulomatous (Hussain et al, 1992) or dry and crust thick scabs (Verdes et al 1970;Obi and Gibbs, 1978;Noruddin and Barik, 1989;Hawkins et al, 1991) on the mucocutaneous junction and perilabial areas. However, blisters or pearl like lesions, pustule and crusts on the teats and around the mammary gland (Peres, 1932;Slagsvold, 1938;Fontanelli and Caparrini, 1955;Verdes et al, 1970;Larsson and Zahoory, 1983) and papular and pustular lesions around the mouth (Roncero et al, 1989;Housawi et al, 1991;Hussain et al, 1992) and multiple erosive and pustular erruptions in the mouth, cheeks, tongue, lips and part of GIT (Darbyshire, 1961) have also been reported.…”