Pet owners are being warned not to let their dogs enter, swim in, or drink from the Colorado River. This comes after the ...

Pet owners are being warned not to let their dogs enter, swim in, or drink from the Colorado River. This comes after the ...

After weeks of dry, hot weather, most of the country has experienced some welcome rain, but there are still concerns around a shortage of forage and a deficit in soil moisture. Fortunately, there are ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Unseasonal wet weather is not only increasing the risk of liver fluke but it is also pre-disposing cattle to black disease. That was the stark ...

They have simplistic eyes in multiple pairs or rows. Meanwhile, liver fluke can infect cattle, sheep and goats, as well as a range of other animal species. It is a zoonotic disease which means ...

A smorgasbord of odd weather events means sheep and cattle farmers should be wary of a late liver fluke challenge this season. Abattoir and post-mortem reports suggest liver fluke activity ...

Learn more about liver fluke by viewing the CIS Health Testing Webinar. It provides an insight into cattle health testing for liver fluke by Dan Humphries MRCVS of Dairy Insight. Visit https ...

When cattle, sheep or deer come to graze ... similar between the host Toxoplasma and ants infected with the lancet liver fluke, but the underlying mechanisms may be,” Fredensborg says.

This new study found that the liver fluke can even get the ant to crawl back down the blade of grass when it gets too hot. “Getting the ants high up in the grass for when cattle or deer graze ...

It takes over the brains of ants, causing them to cling to the tops of blades of grass where they can be eaten by cattle and deer. The common liver fluke has an exceptional life cycle as it moves ...

It takes over the brains of ants, causing them to cling to the tops of blades of grass where they can be eaten by cattle and deer. The common liver fluke has an exceptional life cycle as it moves ...