Fish case study series for veterinarians
A series of medical case studies for veterinarians who include fish in their practice
Ontario Rabies Update for August 14 - 2 New Cases
2 new cases of raccoon rabies detected in two skunks (Hamilton) last week.
OAHN Poultry network research project summary: Antimicrobial resistance in fecal E.coli and Salmonella isolates of small poultry flocks in Ontario, Canada
Final report, results and publications from the 2018 OAHN Poultry network project are now available.News Items
Fish case study series for veterinarians
A series of medical case studies for veterinarians who include fish in their practice
Read MoreOntario Rabies Update for August 14 - 2 New Cases
2 new cases of raccoon rabies detected in two skunks (Hamilton) last week.
Read MoreTop Animal Health Links (Aug 12-18)
We look at animal disease news and continuing education pieces from the past week, with articles on One Health, bees, companion animals, equine, small ruminants, wildlife, and more.
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Top Animal Health Links
Mass. confirmed first human case of EEE since 2013
The facts about Equine Strangles
Biosecurity measures to help protect your horse and farm from strangles
Resource for pet owners on blue-green algae toxicity
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Top Animal Health Links (Aug 12-18)
We look at animal disease news and continuing education pieces from the past week, with articles on One Health, bees, companion animals, equine, small ruminants, wildlife, and more.Equine veterinarians in Ontario have been busy so far this year. More info on diseases and issues of concern are outlined in the OAHN Equine network infographic, available now at ow.ly/xiwt50vGWLu
A really interesting article about rabies in other parts of the world. If you've ever wondered about why rabies vaccination is a necessity for pets, read on ...
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Rabies Kills Tens of Thousands Yearly. Vaccinating Dogs Could Stop It.
Sometimes the interests of humans and animals are the same, but humans have to save the animals first.From Australia:
A newly identified equine papillomavirus has been described by Australian researchers.
The virus was believed to be responsible for a 1cm wide wart-like lesion on the penis of a 12-year-old thoroughbred stallion in Australia.
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Novel equine papillomavirus identified in a thoroughbred stallion - Horsetalk.co.nz
A vet was called to check the stallion when he appeared to suffer pain on ejaculation.They want to find novel, effectives and affordable alternatives to using traditional antibiotics in Pakistan’s growing poultry industry.
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Global team to develop antibiotic alternatives for livestock
Scientists from the United States have joined forces with Asia’s most prestigious universities to develop alternatives to antibiotics for global livestock production.