This webinar discusses the importance of nutrition to maximise the output of the suckler herd

How to give the neonatal calf the best start in life is the topic of this webinar

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

To combat common diseases such as scour new born calves rely completely on a supply of colostrum for the provision of antibodies.

In the UK silage eye is a common cause of uveitis in cattle of all ages fed winter rations of baled silage/haylage.

There is sudden onset of profuse foetid diarrhoea containing mucus and flecks of fresh blood with staining of the perineum and tail.

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

This webinar discusses the important principles for successful lambings and low lamb mortality

Many factors have been implicated in the cause of vaginal prolapse

Sudden onset of profuse watery diarrhoea, faecal staining of tail wool and perineum. Lambs are dull, depressed and stop sucking.

Signs of coccidiosis are rapid loss of weight, diarrhoea containing mucus and flecks of blood causing staining of the perineum and tail.

This quarterly update highlights conditions to watch out for in Game Birds

Damage to pigs' tails by pen mates contributes a major loss to the pig industry.

"If you wouldn't drink the water, neither should your birds"!

For the small poultry keeper there is a choice of two methods of hatching chicks – natural or artificial

Pig Diseases - Selected Highlights from the GB Emerging Threats Quarterly Report

The main signs of Johne's disease in cattle are progressive weight loss and chronic diarrhoea, If your herd has no history of Johne's disease it is critical that all measures are taken to prevent introduction of infection.

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Sheep Abortion is a major economic loss to the sheep industry with individual cases costing £85 each.

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Diarrhoea or calf scour can be a major cause of poor growth and calf mortality in many dairy herds.

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Diarrhoea or calf scour can be a major cause of calf mortality and lost profit in many beef suckler herds.

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Most outbreaks of lameness in sheep are caused by either interdigital dermatitis (scald) or footrot

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Bovine Virus Diarrhoea Virus (BVDV) is a viral disease of cattle that causes reproductive losses and a range of other disease syndromes in cattle.

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