Bluetongue Infographic: don’t underestimate the consequences!
Detecting and combating bluetongue disease is a collaborative effort. For more than two decades, Syva has been working hand in hand with veterinarians and ruminant breeders to meet the challenges posed by bluetongue disease. This collaboration has been crucial in combating the devastating effects of specific serotypes by providing effective vaccines since 2006.
Vaccination has proved to be the most effective strategy for combating bluetongue disease. It also breaks the cycle between infected animals and vectors, minimising losses and ensuring the sustainability of cow and sheep farms. It not only protects animal health, but also the economic well-being of farms.
Infographic to promote detection and awareness
To further support vets and farmers, we have developed this infographic to help :
– Identify the symptoms and recognise the clinical signs of bluetongue disease, enabling rapid intervention.
– Raise awareness of the impact of the disease on animal health and welfare, as well as the type of economic losses generated by bluetongue.
By using this infographic, farmers and vets can better detect and respond to bluetongue disease, for healthier livestock and more stable economic conditions for farms.
By providing educational resources such as this infographic, Syva is reaffirming its commitment to farmers and vets by promoting both knowledge of bluetongue disease and a meaningful solution such as widespread vaccination.
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