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NADIS publishes a monthly Parasite Forecast for farmers and livestock keepers, based on detailed Met Office data. The Parasite Forecast outlines the parasitic challenge facing cattle and sheep in the different UK regions. This month’s webinar focuses on gut worm in lambs and cattle as well as lungworm in cattle.
During the summer it’s not unusual to find more members of the public out walking their dogs, but although dog faeces can pose a potential abortion risk to cattle through Neospora, the greatest risk and potential for prevention can sometimes be found closer to home. In this webinar James Aitken BSc BVetMed MRCVS, of Orchard Veterinary Group in Glastonbury discusses Neospora in cattle, as well as a couple of less common causes of repiratory disease in sheep, namely Maedi Visna and Laryngeal Chondritis
In this webinar, Dr Richard Laven, Associate Professor of Production Animal Health at Massey University discusses how big and issue is poor fertility.
In this webinar, Dr Richard Laven, Associate Professor of Production Animal Health at Massey University discusses oestrus detection - inseminating more cows at the right time.
In this webinar, Dr Richard Laven, Associate Professor of Production Animal Health at Massey University discusses the effects, causes and treatment of Coccidiosis in calves.
In this webinar, Dr Fiona Lovatt, RCVS Recognised Specialist in Sheep Health and Production discusses the effects, causes and treatment of Coccidiosis in lambs.
Milk fever is still one of the most common diseases of the calving cow; in this webinar Associate Professor Richard Laven BVetMed PhD Lond. MRCVS looks at how to recognise treat and prevent this condition.