This course has finished. New dates for this course will be published in June 2024. If you would like to pre-register for the next available course or have any questions regarding its dates or availability, please contact us using the form below.
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The purpose of this course is to provide in-depth information on the major infectious diseases that impact at the herd level. It covers the biology, diagnosis and control of BVD, IBR, Johne’s disease, Leptospirosis and Neospora in relation to the UK livestock systems. In addition salmonellosis and venereal Campylobacter infection are also discussed.
This course provides the veterinary practitioner with all the information required to advise their clients on the control, accreditation and prevention of these financially important diseases. The course satisfies CHeCS requirement for cattle practitioners to have undergone appropriate post graduate training in these diseases in order to provide veterinary support to their clients participating in CHeCS programmes.
Course content
- The biology of each of the diseases
- The principles and limitations of diagnostic tests, their applications for each disease and case based examples for discussion
- Practical approaches to control in the dairy and beef herds
This course may support those working towards their RCVS CertAVP. It is particularly applicable to:
- B-PAP.2 Production animal practice
- C-C.7 Youngstock rearing & infectious diseases
Please watch our course video for more information from the tutors.
