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Horses@ (218)

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Sheep@ (56)
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Conditions and Diseases (48)

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A Man Named Rock - Short biography of John Rockefeller Prentice, a pioneer of artificial insemination in farm animals as a means of improving the genetic pool.
Animal Health Ireland - Organization set up in 2009, this is a partnership approach to animal health that brings together livestock producers, processors, animal health advisers and government.
Animal Health Publications - A series of animal health manuals written by veterinarians for dairy producers, cattle ranchers and horse owners.
Biosecurity: Protecting Your Health and the Health of Your Animals - Provides information for exhibitors at shows and fairs on what measures they need to take to prevent the spread of disease among animals and people.
Canadian Animal Health Coalition - Canadian livestock health and biosecurity information, newsletter subscription.
Guarding Against Contagious Livestock Diseases from Farm Visitors - Article outlining how how certain activities increase the chances that livestock will be exposed to contagious diseases and advises on biosecurity.
Guidelines for the Prudent Use of Antibiotics in Food Animals - This article explains why antibiotics are used in animal health and the reasons for concern on their misuse. It also gives guidelines, drawn up by American Veterinary Medical Association, on using them appropriately.
Healthy Animals Newsletter - Quarterly newsletter with news on animal health related research, provided by the USDA Agricultural Research Service.
Indiana Board of Animal Health - This is the web site for the state Board of Animal Health.
Institute for Animal Health - International research centre working to improve the health of farm animals worldwide. Located in the United Kingdom.
National Animal Health Emergency Management System (NAHEMS) - A joint state-federal-industry effort to improve the United States' ability to deal successfully with animal health emergencies, ranging from flood and drought to introductions of deadly foreign animal diseases. Also looks at bioterrorism, emerging diseases, and diseases that pose a threat to production and international trade. Part of USAHA. US.
Net Vet - Covering a variety of health and management issues for small ruminants.
Plants Poisonous to Livestock - Lists toxic plants and gives information on the animals affected, the poisonous part of the plant and the toxic substances involved.
Safe Use of Animal Medicines - This article gives guidance on the risks to humans of animal medications and the need to exercise caution while working with them.
Spotlight: New Animal Disease Threats - Article arguing that a global early warning system would help control the current upsurge in epizootic emergencies.
U.S. State and Territory Animal Import Regulations: Import and Export - Features animal movement regulations for each US state and national animal regulations for many countries.
USDA: Plum Island Animal Disease Center - US laboratory for foreign animal diseases. Mission, research, news, safety, environment and history. New York.
Understanding Vaccines - This NebGuide explains the pros and cons of vaccination, the different types of vaccines used in animals and vaccine selection, and why vaccines sometimes fail to work.
United States Animal Health Association - Working to control livestock diseases in the United States. News, directory of member organizations, and links.
Utah State Animal Health Publications - Publications in electronic format, PDF, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader software.

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