Hablemos de Rumiantes n°1

![]() Welcome to the first issue of ‘Let’s talk about ruminants’! You have before you the first issue of the digital magazine ‘Hablemos de Rumiantes’ (Let’s talk about ruminants), designed especially for you, veterinarians specialist in ruminants. Our objective is clear: to create an essential space where you can find up-to-date, relevant and practical information to face the daily challenges of your profession. Hablemos de Rumiantes was created with the ambition of being your informative ally. In each edition, we will address the most important issues, from the most recent challenges such as bluetongue and epizootic haemorrhagic disease, to technical issues and practical tools that will help you continue to make a difference in your daily work, with both large and small ruminants. This is just the beginning of an adventure that we share with you. We want to be useful, add value and, above all, contribute to the development of this exciting sector. We invite you to explore this first issue with curiosity and enthusiasm. We are sure that you will find content that inspires, informs and supports you in your work. The Syva team |
![]() Message from César Carnicer to veterinarians I am proud to announce the launch of the first issue of the newsletter ‘Let’s talk about ruminants’. This newsletter is part of our ‘Let’s talk’ initiative, which was launched a few months ago with the help of leading international scientists. This initiative was born as a consequence of the importance of the so-called ‘emerging vector-borne diseases’ such as Bluetongue or Epizootic Haemorrhagic Disease. Now with ‘Let’s talk about ruminants’ we want to provide you with a tool for professional updating and dissemination, which will be useful to you in your passion, which is also ours.
| ![]() Current scenario of vector-borne diseases in ruminants If you are involved with the production of cattle or small ruminants, it is very likely that, in the last two years, you have faced the Bluetongue (BTV) or the Epizootic Haemorrhagic Disease (EHE/EHDV); from a clinical point of view, or because of the impact on the animal movements. Analizando la situación en perspectiva, parece evidente que hoy nos encontramos en un nuevo escenario epidemiológico respecto a las enfermedades víricas vectoriales que afectan a los rumiantes, en concreto los orbivirus.
| ![]() Soluciones Syva: vaccination with sense against Epizootic Haemorrhagic Disease. We are starting a new year and one of the aims of cattle producers will surely be to avoid the consequences of EHD as far as possible. After two years of circulating in southern Europe, cattle producers have an effective tool for this new season of activity: vaccination. Therefore, control of the disease is much closer, with four basic objectives:
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