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期刊名:Veterinary clinics of north america-food animal practice

缩写:VET CLIN N AM-FOOD A

ISSN:0749-0720

e-ISSN:1558-4240

IF/分区:1.9/Q2

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Amelia R Woolums,Christopher C L Chase Amelia R Woolums
Respiratory disease in cattle and small ruminants is caused by various factors, including inadequate biosecurity and biocontainment. Biosecurity and biocontainment depend on good husbandry. Testing on arrival and quarantining for 42 to 56 d...
Rosslyn S Biggs,Cristopher A Young Rosslyn S Biggs
The article discusses the importance of biosecurity in exhibitions, shows, and other public livestock venues, such as petting zoos and agritourism sites. It highlights the risks of disease transmission from animals to humans and between ani...
Jason E Lombard,Franklyn B Garry Jason E Lombard
Veterinarians are better prepared to assist producers in disease prevention, control, and eradication when they understand the relationships among the agent, the host, and the environment. Although vaccination may reduce disease prevalence ...
Joseph J Klopfenstein Joseph J Klopfenstein
Farms that engage in agritourism and provide niche products such as raw milk directly to consumers may request a biosecurity plan from the animal health advisors. Veterinarians who have relationships with these operations should be familiar...
Jenna E Bayne,Katelyn M Waters,Chance L Armstrong Jenna E Bayne
This article addresses infectious reproductive diseases in cattle, which can significantly impact production and profit on cattle operations. It highlights vital biosecurity practices aimed at minimizing the introduction of reproductive pat...
Jenna E Bayne,Katelyn M Waters Jenna E Bayne
Infectious reproductive diseases pose a significant economic threat to sheep and goat operations. Maintaining records, a defined breeding season, and recognizing deviations from normal are crucial to herd health programs. Signs of suboptima...
Tera R Barnhardt,Sarah M Raabis Tera R Barnhardt
As the operations we serve continue to evolve, it will be essential to safeguard calf health to optimize future productivity in the beef and dairy industries. Veterinarians serve a critical role of educating producers and overseeing worker ...
Jason E Lombard,Franklyn B Garry Jason E Lombard
Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis infection, salmonellosis, and bovine leukosis virus are important dairy and beef cattle diseases from a health perspective. For herds without infection, keeping the disease out through testing...
Brandy A Burgess,Paul S Morley Brandy A Burgess
Biosecurity and infection control are important aspects of veterinary medicine and livestock production. In fact, cattle, sheep, and goat industries all rank biosecurity and disease prevention among the highest priority areas in livestock m...