Diagnosis of enteric diseases in pigs

02-03-2016 | | |
Sampling by walking: The socks will be ( analysed after having visited the batch. <em>Photo: Ken Steen Pedersen</em>
Sampling by walking: The socks will be ( analysed after having visited the batch. Photo: Ken Steen Pedersen
Continued pressure on the usage of antibiotics in Denmark has led to new and quicker ways of diagnosing pig enteric diseases. A method of sock sampling might eventually lead to targeted antibiotic treatments on batch level. In Denmark, reducing antibiotic treatments in Danish pig production has been a political aim for the past 20 years. A total ban on growth promoters was issued in 1999 which led to a situation where veterinarians only prescribe antibiotics for treatment of clinical cases of d


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Redacteur 1

Vincent
ter Beek

Redacteur 2

Kees van
Dooren

Redacteur 3

Treena
Hein

Steen Pedersen Ceo Ø-Vet Denmark And Nicolai Rosager Web