On many dairy farms producing one calf per year is no longer as critical as it once was.

Milk fever, also known as hypocalcaemia or periparturient paresis is a common but preventable condition at calving.

An outbreak of diphtheria in dairy calves is typically traced to unhygienic conditions with dirty feeding equipment.

Try to reduce your reliance on anthelmintics by using management options and monitoring where possible.

Sheep with footrot are very lame, lie down for long periods and may not bear weight on the affected leg.

Johne's disease presents as chronic weight loss/low body condition score and poor fleece.

There are long-established vaccination protocols using toxoid vaccines which prevent all common clostridial diseases in sheep.

Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS or Blue Ear) appeared in the UK in 1991.

Avian Influenza (known as 'bird flu') is a highly contagious viral disease affecting the respiratory, digestive and/or nervous system.

Mycotoxins are toxic compounds produced by a variety of fungi/moulds. Birds can pick up these toxins through infected feed or bedding.

This webinar discusses the causes, clinical signs, treatment and prevention of Grass Staggers

This webinar discusses how trace minerals support the immune response to bovine respiratory disease vaccination

Financial losses result from mortality and antibiotic treatment costs. Respiratory disease is also a major animal welfare concern.

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Once established, it is almost impossible to eradicate liver fluke from your farm.

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Lungworm is an unpredictable parasite and risk can be difficult to assess. This assessment tool will help provide an indication of risk levels only. Parasite control should be part of your herd health plan.

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