Bovine Digital Dermatitis
A practical herd-health guide to identification, treatment and control of bovine digital dermatitis.
A practical herd-health guide to identification, treatment and control of bovine digital dermatitis.
Neonatal calf diarrhoea is a multifactorial syndrome involving infectious agents, passive transfer, hygiene, nutrition and environment.
Bovine respiratory disease is a multifactorial syndrome driven by viral and bacterial pathogens, transport, mixing, stress, ventilation and host immunity.
Johne's disease is a chronic enteric infection caused by Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis, producing progressive weight loss and major herd-level control challenges.
Ketosis occurs when energy demand in early lactation exceeds intake and excessive fat mobilisation leads to ketone accumulation.
Clinical mastitis ranges from abnormal milk with little systemic illness to severe toxic disease and has both individual-cow and herd implications.
Displacement of the abomasum is common in early-lactation dairy cows; right-sided disease may progress to volvulus and rapid compromise.