COMPANION ANIMALS
EQUINE
Farm Animals
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Webcasts
2026-09-15
0 h 55 min
Calf loss and early life disease continue to affect many cow calf herds, and even small shifts in mortality can change overall productivity. In this webcast, Dr. Claire Windeyer walks through the key factors that drive calfhood risk, including national benchmarks, common outbreak patterns, and the management practices that make the biggest difference during calving. She also highlights practical steps for improving newborn calf care and reducing exposure to pathogens through thoughtful pasture...
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2026-10-06
1 h 21 min
Join Dr. Pablo Piñeyro for this presentation as he sheds light on problems around PCV2 strain evolution, vaccine cross-protection, and the costly impact of subclinical PCV2d infections on average daily gain. During this presentation, Dr. Piñeyro will discuss problems around PCV2 strain evolution, vaccine cross-protection, and the costly impact of subclinical PCV2d infections on average daily gain. As PCV2d dominates commercial herds worldwide, its synergy with M. hyopneumoniae breaks down...
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2026-09-03
1 h 17 min
Join Dr. Paul M. Fricke for this presentation as he discusses research on the best timing for AI following oestrus detection alerts or synchronization protocols. The timing of artificial insemination (AI) plays a critical role in achieving optimal fertility in dairy cows. In this presentation, Dr. Paul Fricke will share research on the best timing for AI following oestrus detection alerts or synchronization protocols. He will discuss how inseminating too early or too late can affect pregnancy...
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2025-01-29
1 h 01 min
Neonatal calf diarrhea (i.e., scours) is one of the predominant causes of calfhood disease, death, and reduced growth. While various pathogens may cause diarrhea, clinical symptoms and case fatality are largely associated with the ensuing dehydration rather than the diarrhea itself. As such, fluid therapy is the most important aspect of treatment, and the appropriate correction of dehydration and acid-base imbalances is critical for clinical success in scours cases. During this webcast, Dr....
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2024-10-11
1 h 10 min
Traditional approaches to gastrointestinal parasite control in cattle have relied on the routine application of anthelmintic and endectocide products, often without assessing their necessity or effectiveness. However, the emergence of anthelmintic resistance and growing environmental concerns are rendering this approach unsustainable and increasingly less acceptable to consumers. In this webcast, Dr. John Gilleard will provide an update on anthelmintic resistance, diagnostic tests, and the...
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2024-09-16
54:26 min
In this webcast, Dr. Liberty Getman will delve into the pathophysiology of osteoarthritis and explore the regenerative medicine therapies available for its treatment. She will provide an in-depth explanation of how to effectively utilize products like platelet-rich plasma (PRP), autologous protein solution (ProStride APS), and bone marrow concentrate (CenTrate BMA) within a clinical setting.
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2024-07-16
1 h 05 min
Dairy cows are increasingly being dried off at higher milk production levels, raising concerns about their health and welfare during the dry period. This elevated production can result in problems such as udder engorgement and milk leakage, thereby increasing the risk of new clinical mastitis cases as cows transition into the dry-off phase.
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2024-05-20
1 h 06 min
Do you want to sharpen your eye for lameness? Are you great at lameness but struggle to explain to owners and colleagues what you see? Improve your detection skills with this video presentation and practice your eye on a variety of lamenesses.
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2024-04-10
49:14 min
As we strive to decrease the use of antibiotics in pork production, prioritizing the functional aspects of nutrition is increasingly important to sustain the health and growth of pigs.
During this webcast, Dr. Dan Columbus will present information on the impact of macronutrient and micronutrient content in diets on the immune status and welfare of pigs.
