The garden plant, African Daisy, (Dimorphotheca / Osteospermum) causing cyanide poisoning in
merino wethers
Written by: Bruce Watt, Central Tablelands LLS, Bathurst, Seanna McCune, National Herbarium of NSW, Sydney
and Erika Bunker, State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, Menangle
The perennial garden plant African Daisy or Cape Daisy is known to contain cyanogenetic glycosides, with the
greatest amount in green leaves ... Read More
A pilot trial investigating anthelmintic efficacy in cattle in Central West NSW
Written by: Lucy Wonders, Veterinary Student, Charles Sturt University Wagga and Jillian Kelly, District
Veterinarian, Central West LLS Coonamble
Anthelmintic resistance in cattle has been increasing over the past 10 years and resistance to commonly used
drenches has been reported in the USA, Europe, South America and Australia ... Read More
Bovine mastitis and concurrent pneumonia caused by Mannheimia haemolytica
Written by: Eliz Braddon, DV, Young LLS
A mob of travelling stock suffered four deaths in a period of two weeks from mastitis on a TSR near Monteagle
NSW ... Read
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Feral pigs, pig hunters, pig dogs and vets (in NSW)
Written by: Rod Reece, Veterinary Pathologist, NSW DPI, State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, EMAI,
Menangle
The most significant zoonotic disease of feral pigs in NSW is brucellosis due to i>Brucella suis. This is
significant human pathogen and also readily infects other species such as dogs ... Read More
Parasites and free-range poultry: cause, effect and treatment
Written by: Rod Reece, Veterinary Pathologist, NSW DPI, State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, EMAI,
Menangle
With the encouragement of non-caged systems, especially free-range poultry production, there has been a
concomitant rise in the prevalence, incidence, and significance of internal parasites ... Read More