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Cattle

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Diagnostic imaging

Environmental enrichment

Wildfires and smoke inhalation

Bracken fern poisoning

Bluetongue

Pregnancy diagnosis: the options

Ear tagging

Urolithiasis

Footbath chemicals

Footbath design and management

Parasitic gastroenteritis

Papillomatosis

Nursing a sick cow

Nursing a sick calf

Notifiable diseases in the UK

Multiple ovulation embryo transfer (MOET)

Minerals – the basics

Milk fever

Medicines: storing, handling, administering and disposing

Mastitis pathogens

Mange

Malignant catarrhal fever

Lungworm

Liver fluke

Listeriosis

Lice

Leptospirosis

Laminitis

Johne’s disease

Isolating and quarantining cattle

Interdigital dermatitis (slurry heel)

Injecting cattle

Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis (IBR)

Hormone treatments explained

Genetics and genomics – an introduction

Foot and mouth disease

Failure of milk let down

Enucleation – post-operative care

Dry cow therapy

Down cow

Disinfection

Disbudding/dehorning

Digital dermatitis

Digit amputation

Detecting estrus

Cryptosporidiosis

Corkscrew claw

Colostrum

Colostrometer

Coccidiosis

Clipper blade care

Cesarean: aftercare of the cow and calf

Castration

Calving injuries to the calf

Calving difficulties

Campylobacter

Calving aids

Calf scour

Calf pneumonia

Brix refractometer

Bovine viral diarrhea

Bloat

Biosecurity

Behavior in cattle

Antibiotic selection for UK/European farms

Artificial insemination

Abomasum displacement – left and right

Zoonotic diseases in the UK

Ventilation

Uterine infection

Uterine prolapse

Vaccination: information for farmers

Tuberculosis

Summer mastitis

Stomach tubing cows

Staggers

Stomach tubing calves

Subacute ruminal acidosis

Somatic cell count assessment

Silage eye

Rumen bolus administration

Ringworm

Pneumonia vaccines

Pink eye

Periparturient cow management

Zoonotic diseases in the UK

The estrus cycle