Which term describes the category of diseases that include Cowpox, Rabies, and Rinderpest, which can affect livestock?

Domesticated animals raised for food, fibre, or other products are referred to as livestock. 

Cowpox, Rabies, and Rinderpest are some of the viral diseases affecting livestock. 

Rinderpest is an acute, highly contagious, fatal viral disease of cattle, buffalo and wild ruminants.

Anthrax and tuberculosis are examples of bacterial diseases whereas ringworm disease is a fungal infection that affects dairy cows.