NADIS
 
National Animal Disease Information Service, UK Veterinary Sentinel Practice Network
 
 
 
wNav

 

  

 

 

 
NADIS Sponsors

 

 

Links
 
 
 
 

NADIS is a network of 60 veterinary practices and 6 veterinary colleges monitoring diseases in cattle, sheep and pigs in the UK

 

NADIS TB Testing Tender - Vets click here for details

 

A recording of the most recent TB Testing Webinar is now available  -  click here for more details

 

Parasite Forecast

Parasite Forecast. Low temperatures and snow coverage result in a much reduced immediate risk of winter PGE. However, infective larvae can survive freezing conditions, and the micro-climate under snow can be conducive to their survival. This means pastures can become infective again once the snow clears and temperatures rise above around 5 °C...............More

Please click your region on map for more

CLA

Caseous lymphadenitis is caused by the bacterium Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis.  Transmission occurs either directly between sheep during close confinement or, indirectly, via contaminated shearing equipment. Fighting, causing skin lesions on the head, is the major means of disease transmission between rams in the UK............................More

Please click your region on map for more

   
Gilt Integration

Gilt Health and Integration. Across commercial herds, the replacement rates of breeding females can vary from 30 to 60% in a year and the introduction of large numbers of gilts on a regular basis has the potential to disrupt the herd’s health either by introduction of new disease causing organisms or the introduction of gilts naïve to the organisms present on the recipient farm with which the gilts become infected and multiply.......................  More

Please click your region on map for more

   
Mouth Problems Cattle

Mouth Problems in Cattle. Congenital abnormalities including cleft palate, prognathia and brachygnathia are rare and most lesions affecting the mouth are caused by trauma and infection. Cattle with lesions of the mouth usually present with profuse salivation and poor abdominal fill due to impaired feeding.................More
Please click your region on map for more

Tetanus

Clostridial Disease in Cattle. The more important clostridial diseases of cattle include black disease, blackleg, malignant oedema, tetanus and botulism.  Clostridial spores are widespread in the environment, particularly in soil and organic material.  Disease in cattle is triggered by various factors

Click Here for Bulletin

Please Click On Your Region

South East England North Scotland South East Scotland South West Scotland North East England North West England Yorkshire and Humber Wales East Mdlands West Midlands Wales East of England South East England South West England Northern Ireland

 

Click your region on the above map to find latest news, disease bulletins and parasite forecast for your region

 

Kingsway Workshop Leyburn Seminar Wicstun Seminar

NADIS is currently working with local veterinary practices to provide animal health training in several UK regions. Click thumbnails above to enlarge