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WA Livestock Disease Outlook - for vets

WA Livestock Disease Outlook - for vets

Boosting WA's surveillance capacity

The International Conference on Animal Health Surveillance hosted by the New Zealand Veterinary Association in Rotorua in May explored how livestock industry participants can work together to achieve more effective and efficient surveillance. For details, see the DAFWA website or the conference proceedings.

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In this issue

  1. Reporting livestock disease protects our ability to trade
  2. Recent significant cases submitted to the DAFWA Diagnostic Laboratory Services (DDLS)
    1. Rift Valley fever testing supports proof of disease freedom for export markets
    2. Neurological signs in a young steer
    3. Foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) excluded in a dairy cow in the South West
  3. In late autumn/early winter, be on the lookout for:
  4. Boosting WA's surveillance capacity
  5. Previous issues
  6. Feedback
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See Also

Significant Disease Investigation Program
Reportable animal diseases
DPIRD Diagnostics and Laboratory Services (DDLS) - Animal Pathology
Farmers urged to be alert for pregnancy toxaemia in sheep
Photosensitisation in livestock
Grass tetany in beef cattle: prevention and treatment
Sheep worms - faecal worm egg counts
Animal Biosecurity & Welfare program contacts for Western Australia

Regions

Great Southern
Mid West
Peel
Perth regions
Wheatbelt
Pilbara
Kimberley
Gascoyne
Goldfields-Esperance
South West

Seasons

Autumn
The tropical dry season
Winter
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