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Farm does not have a veterinary parasite control plan

The best way of preventing parasite disease is to have a parasite control plan for your farm. The plan should identify which parasites are on the farm, and when and how they impact on your stock. Controlling liver fluke needs to be considered as part of the overall parasite control plan and discussed with y our veterinary surgeon. This should also help identify what treatments to use, which are effective, and when to how use them for maximum benefit.

 

Parasite Forecasts & Alerts

Month Forecast Alerts
January Parasite Forecast  Chronic Fluke
February  Parasite Forecast   
March  Parasite Forecast   
April Parasite Forecast  Nematodirus & Blowfly
May  Parasite Forecast  Nematodirus & Blowfly
June Parasite Forecast  Blowfly
July Parasite Forecast  Acute Fluke (provisional) & Blowfly
August Parasite Forecast  Acute Fluke & Blowfly
September Parasite Forecast  Acute Fluke & Blowfly
October  Parasite Forecast  Chronic Fluke
November Parasite Forecast  Chronic Fluke
December  Parasite Forecast  Chronic Fluke

 

Regional Contacts

 

Rebecca Vallis BVetMed MRCVS
Veterinary Advisor – South West and South England
Rebecca.vallis@nadis.org.uk

Ian Gill BVM&S CertSHP MRCVS
Veterinary Advisor – Scotland
Ian.gill@nadis.org.uk

Sharon Wainwright BVetMed BSc MRCVS
Veterinary Advisor – South Wales & Midlands
Sharon.wainwright@nadis.org.uk

Phoebe McCarter BVSC MRCVS
Veterinary Advisor – North England
Phoebe.mccarter@nadis.org.uk