Ontario Rabies Update for September 12 - 2 new Cases
2 new cases of raccoon rabies in two raccoons (Hamilton and Brantford) this week.
Weekly Disease Surveillance Scan (Sep 10-16)
We look at animal disease news and continuing education pieces from the past week, with articles on bees, equine, swine, wildlife, rabies, and more.
Confirmed Case of Equine Herpes Myeloencephalopathy in Simcoe County
Equine disease advisory from OMAFRA
OAHN Insert from AHL Newsletter, September 2018
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Fish Antimicrobial Stewardship Workshops
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Ontario Rabies Update for September 12 - 2 new Cases
2 new cases of raccoon rabies in two raccoons (Hamilton and Brantford) this week.
Read MoreWeekly Disease Surveillance Scan (Sep 10-16)
We look at animal disease news and continuing education pieces from the past week, with articles on bees, equine, swine, wildlife, rabies, and more.
Read MoreConfirmed Case of Equine Herpes Myeloencephalopathy in Simcoe County
Equine disease advisory from OMAFRA
Read MoreThe California Department of Food & Agriculture (CDFA) provided a status update on the virulent Newcastle disease (VND) surveillance project in southern California, which is now in its fourth month.
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CDFA details virulent Newcastle disease response
feedstuffs.com
After four months of active surveillance for VND, California reports no detection at commercial poultry operations."Scientists believe the longhorned tick, a species native to China, Korea and Japan, first appeared in New Jersey in 2013. Specialists at Rutgers University collected the specimen from a dog in Union County. Also know as cattle ticks and or bush ticks, they are generally found on livestock and wildlife, though they also infest domesticated cats and dogs."
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Exotic longhorned tick found on New Jersey girl, first in U.S.
phillyvoice.com
A longhorned tick found on a New Jersey girl may be a first-of-its-kind case in the United States, leaving researchers with questions about whether the invasive species will transmit disease among human beings.The Latest DEFRA/AHT/BEVA Equine Quarterly Disease Surveillance Reports
Focus article this month is on Antimicrobial resistance horses
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"For feed yards across the United States, bovine respiratory disease has the biggest economic implications of any other disease.
BRD is the most common cause of morbidity and mortality in beef cattle production. It affects 97 percent of feedlots, 16 percent of cattle and costs the beef industry an estimated $6 billion annually, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture."
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With public concerns on antimicrobials, K-State study looks at economic impact of metaphylaxis
hpj.com
For feed yards across the United States, bovine respiratory disease has the biggest economic implications of any other disease.Updated Ontario Rabies Map - 2 new cases of raccoon rabies in two raccoons (Hamilton and Brantford) this week.
We are currently at 430 cases of raccoon strain, and 20 cases of fox strain rabies in Ontario to date.
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Ontario Rabies Update for September 12 – 2 new Cases
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2 new cases of raccoon rabies in two raccoons (Hamilton and Brantford) this week.