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Enteritis and intestinal toxemia syndrome involve symptoms such as inflammation, thickening, sloughing, bleeding, and necrosis of the intestinal mucosa caused by various factors. …
Infectious bronchitis (IB) is an immunologically controlled disease affected by the environment. In autumn, large temperature fluctuations and sudden changes in temperature can ex…
In early winter, temperatures drop sharply and the day-night temperature difference widens, bringing laying hens into a high-risk period for respiratory diseases. These diseases t…
Introduction:Avian colibacillosis is a bacterial infectious disease that seriously harms the poultry industry and causes huge economic losses. With the restricted use and ban of a…
Adenovirus is a condition-dependent disease. During rearing, this type of disease can easily occur when husbandry conditions are poor, such as when chickens are frequently exposed…
Every day, carefully observe whether the chickens’ appetite, water intake, mental state, droppings, and other indicators are normal, so you can promptly keep track of the flock’s …
Introduction In 2024, a submission was received at Royal GD (Deventer, the Netherlands) for postmortem examination of a weaned piglet from an 850-sow farm. Weaned piglets on the f…
EuroTier 2026, the world's leading trade fair for animal farming and livestock management, will take place in Hanover, Germany, from 10 to 13 November under the guiding theme "Int…
The Costa Rican Chamber of Pig Producers (CAPORC) called for strengthening animal welfare, biosecurity, and good management practices on pig farms in Costa Rica. According to the …
In terms of animal welfare legislation, Latin America has made progress in issuing regulations adapted to each country’s conditions. However, implementation levels vary depending …
Flérida Izquierdo has joined Ceva Santé Animale as Swine Marketing & Technical Manager. A veterinarian by training, she has more than twelve years of experience in animal health a…
Postpartum dysgalactia syndrome (PDS) is a multifactorial condition affecting sows around farrowing, characterized by decreased or absent lactation, often associated with anorexia…
The Government Commissioner for African Swine Fever has issued Order No. 8/2026, aimed at strengthening the barriers along the A1 Bologna–Florence to limit the spread of ASF throu…
Farm description The farm is a conventional farm with external replacements located in Piedmont, Italy in an area with a high pig density. The nearest farm is about 500 meters awa…
In recent years, increasing attention has been given to pig welfare, as both consumers and producers strive for higher standards in animal care. Among the welfare issues in pig fa…
Respiratory diseases are one of the problems that have the greatest impact during the finishing period because: They are typically recurrent pathologies. They tend to have a signi…
Of the nearly 9.4 billion chickens produced annually in the United States, 45% in 2026 are produced “without antibiotics” under the American slogan “no antibiotic ever,” or NAE. I…
What does it take to move the swine industry from reacting to health challenges toward a more proactive approach? In a recent episode of The Swine it Podcast Show, Dr. Dustin Oede…
Key Takeaways Surveillance of bacterial pathogens provides a platform to detect any emergence of antimicrobial resistance.Ongoing antimicrobial susceptibility surveillance for swi…
Image: Wikimedia Commons - ADVERTISEMENT - The high-density, intensive nature of chicken farming makes biosecurity a paramount concern for poultry producers, as disease or infecti…
