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• Business: Agriculture and Forestry: Livestock: Sheep  (748)

• Biosecurity in the Sheep Flock - Questions help determine the risk of disease entering your flock.
• General Healthcare in Sheep and Goats - Provides information on vaccinations, parasite control, with guidance on how to give injections and how to administer wormers to small livestock orally.
• NAHMS Sheep Reports - A collection of written reports on the Sheep '95 study conducted by NAHMS.
• Ontario Ministry of Agriculture - Food and Rural Affairs - OMAF sheep health information; including information on dealing with diseases, general health, and disposal of dead sheep.
• Sheep Disease - Causes, treatments and prevention strategies for some of the diseases commonly found in CNY flocks.
• Sheep Health and Veterinary Resource Information - The principal aim of sheepvet.com is to make veterinary resources available to clients in a way which is compatible with them using veterinary services and which will enable them to make best use of those services.
• Sheep Pregnancy Checking by Ultrasonic Sound - Ultrasonic sound waves of about 2 million cycles per second can pass through living tissue. Used to determine sheep pregnancy, these sound waves are painless and have no harmful after-effects to the ewe or fetus.
• A Sick Sheep is not Always a Dead Sheep - "A sick sheep is a dead sheep" is a frequently heard statement. To a certain extent, there is some truth to this, but not for reasons commonly believed.
• The Use of Vaccines in Sheep - Provides information on what a vaccine is, what vaccines to use for sheep, how to store vaccines, and when and how to administer vaccines to sheep. For sheep producers and veterinarians.
• Vaccinations for Sheep and Goat Flocks - Vaccinations are an integral part of a flock health management program. Provides details of the main conditions for which vaccines are available.
• Veterinary Surveillance: Sheep - Provides information on the UK sheep industry and about keeping a lookout for infectious diseases, those that can cause disease in humans and those that cause economic loss to farmers.