Scours is most common in beef calves during the first six weeks of life. A scours outbreak can be time consuming, expensive to treat and, if not managed correctly, can result in significant losses (up
Pregnancy toxaemia in ewes is a disease affecting sheep during late gestation, characterised by feed refusal and neurological dysfunction progressing to recumbency and death. It is seen more often in older ewes and those carrying
Pink-eye is a contagious, inflammatory bacterial infection of the eye that can cause permanent blindness in severe cases. It occurs mainly in young cattle in summer and autumn.
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