Ontario Animal Health Network Veterinary Podcasts Ontario Animal Health Network

The OAHN bovine quarterly podcast report gives a quick update on laboratory data from Q4, an overview on cases of Salmonella Dublin in 2021,  and an update on how Ontario bovine veterinarians can report unusual cases to the OAHN bovine network.  For more information, veterinarians can login to access full quarterly reports at www.oahn.ca

Dr. Ron Erskine from Michigan State University joins the OAHN Bovine network to discuss our current understanding of bovine leukemia virus, the causative agent of enzootic bovine leukosis. Learn more about the prevalence of BLV, the hidden economic impacts of this disease on milk production and cow longevity, “super-shedders”, and practical, pragmatic measures to monitor and control BLV prevalence in herds.


 

The OAHN bovine quarterly podcast report gives a quick update on laboratory data from Q3, an overview on epizootic hemorrhagic disease in deer and cattle,  and a global surveillance update focusing on Schmallenberg virus.  For more information, veterinarians can login to access full quarterly reports at www.oahn.ca

The OAHN bovine quarterly podcast report gives a quick update on laboratory data from Q2 with Dr. Rebecca Egan (AHL), and Dr. Cynthia Miltenburg (OMAFRA) and Dr. David Renaud (OVC) discuss disease test results from of cattle purchased into Ontario beef and dairy herds.  For more information, veterinarians can login to access full quarterly reports at www.oahn.ca.

Dr. Kathryn Reif, an assistant professor and researcher at Kansas State University joins the OAHN Bovine network to discuss how to recognize bovine anaplasmosis, how the disease is transmitted, and why the risk to cattle in Ontario might be changing.


For more information, visit our Anaplasmosis Fact Sheet.

The OAHN bovine quarterly podcast report gives a quick update on laboratory data from Q1, an overview on risk of lead toxicosis in cattle, and a global surveillance update focusing on Lumpy Skin Disease.  For more information, veterinarians can login to access full quarterly reports at www.oahn.ca.