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Lumpy skin disease: Facing the challenges

Lumpy skin disease: Facing the challenges

Lumpy skin disease outbreaks in Europe have dominated headlines in recent months, with first-ever cases reported in Spain this year. The impact of lumpy skin disease extends beyond animal health, affecting both individuals and economies. In this article, we explore...

U.S. confirms first human death from rare H5N5 Avian Flu strain

U.S. confirms first human death from rare H5N5 Avian Flu strain

Health authorities in Washington State have confirmed the world’s first human death caused by the H5N5 strain of avian influenza, marking a significant and concerning milestone in the ongoing battle against bird flu. The patient, described as an older adult with...

ASF Spain: More infected wild boar likely; countries close borders

ASF Spain: More infected wild boar likely; countries close borders

The number of Spanish wild boar that got infected with African Swine Fever (ASF) is likely to grow. Apart from the initial 2 confirmed findings, another 12 dead wild boar have emerged over the weekend. Tests will have to provide clarity. As a result of the initial...

Should I Worry About My Dog Coughing?

Should I Worry About My Dog Coughing?

Yes! Although the cause may be simple kennel cough, it’s not the only thing that can cause your dog to cough. And coughing is no fun for anyone. As I listened to my dog cough the other night, I found myself shifting out of my logical veterinarian mindset and into my...

Can ASFv be inactivated during soybean extraction?

Can ASFv be inactivated during soybean extraction?

A new study from the University of Minnesota suggests that the African swine fever (ASF) virus may survive soybean processing, raising concerns about feed-related transmission risks.  In a controlled trial simulating commercial soybean processing, researchers...

ASF Estonia: Ekseko farm falls victim, pig culls exceed 55,000

ASF Estonia: Ekseko farm falls victim, pig culls exceed 55,000

The outbreaks of African Swine Fever (ASF) in Estonia continue to make victims amongst the population of domestic swine in the country. A location of Ekseko, the country’s largest swine farm was confirmed infected, pushing the total amount of culls this summer beyond...

Are Ticks Active in Winter?

Are Ticks Active in Winter?

Ticks are alive and well winter, spring, summer, and fall – so your dogs need flea-and-tick medicine in the cold months, too.It’s natural to wonder, are ticks active in winter? While ticks are typically less active once the temperatures begin to drop, there is still...

How Far Can I Walk My Puppy?

How Far Can I Walk My Puppy?

How long should you walk a puppy depends on her age. A new puppy should go on a walk for no more than five or 10 minutes – here’s why. For a new puppy who is about 8 weeks old, keep walks to 5 or 10 minutes. Let your puppy choose the speed, and take breaks as needed....

Coccidia in Dogs

Coccidia in Dogs

Coccidia is a common intestinal parasite that poses the greatest threat to puppies and dogs with a weakened immune system.Coccidia are common intestinal parasites that impact dogs, particularly puppies and immunocompromised animals. While this may sound alarming,...

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