Infection can rapidly build-up in group pens fed by automatic feeders where newborn calves are constantly added to the group.

The more material that can be submitted to the laboratory the more likely a diagnosis will be made.

IBR is a highly contagious and infectious viral disease that affects cattle of all ages.

Leptospirosis is a common infection in dairy and beef herds causing infertility, abortion and poor milk yield.

Schmallenberg Virus is similar to some other animal disease pathogens including Akabane and Shamonda viruses.

This bulletin outlines the various nervous diseases that can affect sheep.

Pink eye or snow blindness is often associated with adverse weather of high winds and driving snow. Large numbers of sheep can be affected.

This bulletin outlines diseases of newborn lambs in detail including clinical signs, diagnosis, treatment and control.

The ability of the sow to adequately rear her litter is key to successful breeding herd productivity. Lactation failure is a common problem…

In this bulletin we discuss issues around the hatchery

Mixed respiratory disease is reported as one of the most common clinical conditions affecting growing pigs in the UK.

This webinar covers the vital considerations of feeding ewes during late pregnancy and beyond.

This webinar discusses the important principles for successful lambing's and low lamb mortality.

There are three main types of mite affecting cattle in the UK causing slightly different disease presentations. This risk assessment is a guide to reducing the entry and spread of mites in your herd.

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Louse populations are highest during late winter and may cause disrupted feeding patterns, fleece damage/loss, and self-inflicted trauma.

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Respiratory  disease  is  estimated  to  cost  the  UK cattle industry £80 million annually (between £30 for mild cases to £500 when the animal dies)

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