Check https://t.co/sLtw4dutpS or further information about this case. #BirdFlu

Highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 has been confirmed at a premises near Stockbridge, Test Valley, Hampshire. All bird keepers should remain vigilant and follow stringent biosecurity measures, as required by the Avian Influenza Prevention Zone, to prevent future outbreaks.

We’ve published the Quarterly GB Small Ruminant Disease Surveillance & Emerging Threats Report for Apr–Jun, featuring an increase in parasitic gastroenteritis due to Heamonchus, unusual diagnoses & an overview of hereditary & developmental abnormalities: https://t.co/yvrJSn1ZGc

Want to hear more about the recent BTV-3 cases in Wales? Hear from industry experts on the next #BattleBluetongue webinar: https://t.co/QZMbMJMe9Q Please send questions in advance for our speakers via: https://t.co/wPQoUJlMnb @ruminantHW @theAHDB”

We’ve published the Annual GB Avian Disease Surveillance & Emerging Threats Report for 2023. Read about increased colibacillosis in Danish broilers, differential diagnosis of negated notifiable disease cases, diagnostic trends across avian species & more: https://t.co/YMe7wDPSeE

We’ve published the Quarterly GB Pig Disease Surveillance & Emerging Threats Report for Apr–Jun 2025, which features bacterial abortions, causes of hindlimb paresis in sows, a diagnostic investigation into a negated vesicular disease report & more. See: https://t.co/7vGyz7GLch

🐘APHA scientists and collaborators have successfully completed a vaccine trial for elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus (EEHV) in Asian elephants. The research paves the way for testing in younger elephants, who are most vulnerable to severe disease. #APHAscience

Red squirrels are fighting for survival and APHA is playing a key role with ground breaking science, smart feeders, and a bold plan to restore balance to UK woodlands. https://t.co/HCB6SdjeNY #APHAscience #redsquirrels

🔵Bluetongue – know what to look out for! Clinical signs can include: • fever • crusting and ulcers around the muzzle area • swollen head • salivating • lameness If you suspect #Bluetongue notify @APHAgovuk immediately on 0300 303 8268!

#BTV-3 cases have been confirmed in Wales. Know the signs & protect your herd/flock. Join the #BattleBluetongue webinar this Weds to hear from Welsh Government and stay informed: Bluetongue virus update – 8 October | AHDB @theAHDB

❗Be on the lookout for acorn poisoning during and after stormy weather❗ This years glut of acorns brings an increased risk of acorn poisoning in livestock. Though cattle and sheep are most affected, many livestock species can suffer. ➡️ For more info: https://t.co/3oMkBuZfzc

Weather warnings are in place for parts of the UK which can worsen #birdflu spread. Where birds are housed, block up holes to keep #floodwater out, ensure tarpaulin is secured & strengthen areas on #bird housing. Clean & disinfect areas exposed to flood water.

Strict biosecurity improves overall flock health and productivity by helping to keep out poultry diseases. Ensure staff or anyone tending to your birds are familiar with the AIPZ checklists and strict biosecurity is maintained to stop #birdflu getting in! https://t.co/GdDRlXiyKK

Following the id of bluetongue BTV-3 cases in Wales, a Temporary Control Zone has been put in place in Monmouthshire: https://t.co/vsibP4tyDk. See https://t.co/NesSSQU2qo for more info about the animal movement/germinal product restrictions that apply: https://t.co/r3lAiUJLkr.

Bluetongue serotype 3 has been identified at two premises in Powys; one near Llangammarch Wells and one near Gladestry. Livestock keepers - remain vigilant & practice safe sourcing. Talk with your vet about Bluetongue, including vaccination. Report suspect cases to @APHAgovUK

Bluetongue serotype 3 (BTV-3) in Wales

Poor biosecurity is a key reason for your birds to get #birdflu. Keep your birds separate from wild birds and wild waterfowl. Fence off standing water or ponds and if possible, cover with netting. Check our guidance for further ways to protect your birds: https://t.co/dnrdZGQfBg

It’s time to reconfirm your details on the Scottish Kept Bird Register (SKBR). Look out for your reminder from the SKBR for more information and help us protect against Avian Influenza. https://t.co/XHmfvZKIWv

Check https://t.co/kVC5W6a0Lq for further information.

Highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 has been confirmed at a premises near Wetheral, Cumberland, Cumbria. All bird keepers should remain vigilant & follow stringent biosecurity measures, as required by the Avian Influenza Prevention Zone, to prevent future outbreaks. #BirdFlu