Disease alerts, rabies surveillance updates, and recent animal health and disease news items from Ontario, Canada, and around the world.
1 Oct , 2018
Q3 2018 Surveys - Equine, Companion Animals, Swine
If you are a practicing Ontario veterinarian, we’d love to hear what you’ve been seeing in practice from Jul-Sep 2018.
Read More >26 Sep , 2018
Newcastle Disease Update from OMAFRA
An outbreak of virulent Newcastle Disease is ongoing in California, and recently Newcastle Virus was reported in cormorants in Ontario, and other Canadian provinces. We would like to remind poultry farmers to implement proper biosecurity protocols on their farms.
Read More >26 Sep , 2018
OMAFRA Avian Influenza Reminder for Poultry Farmers
Information about avian influenza, including key steps to reduce the risk of AI infection in your flock.
Read More >24 Sep , 2018
Weekly Disease Surveillance Scan (Sep 17-23)
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 More >17 Sep , 2018
Ontario Rabies Update for September 12 - 2 new Cases
2 new cases of raccoon rabies in two raccoons (Hamilton and Brantford) this week.
Read More >17 Sep , 2018
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.
Read More >17 Sep , 2018
Confirmed Case of Equine Herpes Myeloencephalopathy in Simcoe County
Equine disease advisory from OMAFRA
Read More >10 Sep , 2018
Ontario Rabies Update for September 5 - 1 New Case
1 new case of raccoon rabies in one raccoon (Hamilton) this week.
Read More >10 Sep , 2018
Weekly Disease Surveillance Scan (Sep 3 - 9)
We look at animal disease news and continuing education pieces from the past week, with articles on bees, bovine, companion animals, equine, fish, wildlife, and more.
Read More >6 Sep , 2018
OAHN Insert from AHL Newsletter, September 2018
Find out what we've been up to over the past 3 months.
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