Food Animals

The cooperative agreements are a step toward the agency's efforts to support research with diverse animal sectors.

An emergency response unit has been deployed to the Texas panhandle to care for animals in crisis and support local shelters

The application by feed ingredient manufacturer Kemin Industries was supported by data gathered through extensive research

The results of a study in Switzerland will help farmers manage heat stress in animals

Feedback for draft GFI #273 can be submitted until January 5, 2024.

Each scholarship was awarded to a veterinary student pursuing a career in bovine medicine

Veterinary professionals can educate clients about preventive care and One Health

The agency’s Center for Veterinary Medicine has set forth its goals for the 2024 to 2028 fiscal years

The charitable arm of Zoetis Inc. has announced $2.6 Million in funding for 6 initiatives

Research findings can be useful for individuals looking to strategize their own dairy cow breeding plans

The single-dose injectable from Merck Animal Health protects against 3 swine diseases.

Farmers and veterinarians have traditionally treated bovine babesiosis with antiparasitic drugs and acaricides

The grant comes from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Preparing for possible outbreak of high-consequence Foreign Animal Disease

The Government of Canada shows commitment to providing tools and resources needed for agricultural best practices

Pot-bellied pig patients require different medications and equipment that a clinic may not ordinarily stock

Regulations for food-producing animals can restrict what clinicians may do for pet miniature pigs

Merck claims the vaccine is effective against disease caused by Porcine Circovirus Types 2a and 2d, Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae and Lawsonia intracellularis in pigs, 3 weeks of age and older

The FDA says the CBD products violate the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.

The electronic SenseHub Feedlot from Merck Animal Health is designed to find sickness earlier and more accurately than alternative methods might provide.

With this funding, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will be able to expand its focus on early disease detection using technology in swine production.

Virbac will market TULISSIN cattle products directly and its swine products through a partnership with Pharmgate.