Items Tagged with 'salmonella'
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Fighting HBS can be an uphill battle. Your best option is prevention; creating resilient animals that can fight off challenges from mycotoxins and pathogens is a critical step toward holding HBS at bay.
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Investigating causes of late-term abortions
Learn common pathogenic and nonpathogenic causes of late-term abortions and how dairy producers, their herd veterinarians and veterinary diagnostic laboratories can work together to help find the cause of late-term abortions.
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Clean, consistent feed can improve cow resilience
A central focus of feed hygiene is reducing the levels of pathogens that can enter the cow and disrupt rumen function and hindgut health.
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One of these things is not like the other: One vet’s take on Salmonella Dublin
Dr. John Dick shares his experience with the rising prevalence of Salmonella Dublin; atypical symptoms make diagnosis challenging, emphasizing the need for rigorous biosecurity measures and ongoing monitoring.
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Know why calves get sick and how to prevent it
Calves are exposed to multiple pathogens, but whether they get sick depends on how much pathogen a calf is exposed to and how their immune system responds.
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Weaning time: Decisions, decisions, decisions …
One of the most important considerations come weaning time is making sure calves’ gut health is up to the task of maintaining their immune systems.
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Don’t wait to prioritize biosecurity: How dairy producers and service providers can work together
Proactive ways dairy producers and service providers can work together to champion biosecurity before it’s too late.
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Salmonella Dublin doesn’t play by the rules
Seven steps to take if you suspect your herd might be infected with S. Dublin.
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The salmonella triangle
Preventing feed and water contamination, managing stressors, and supporting gut health are essential for controlling and preventing clinical salmonellosis in dairy cows.
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