Sheep in Central Anatolia Carry a Cattle Parasite for the First Time in Türkiye
A molecular survey of 300 healthy Akkaraman sheep in Central Anatolia has revealed three Cryptosporidium species, including the first detection...
Expert Panel Issues Updated Guidelines on Feline Leishmaniosis as Feline Cases Rise
The LeishVet group has published updated, consensus-based recommendations on feline leishmaniosis, consolidating a decade of research on Leishmania infantum infection...
Methane-Cutting Cattle Feed Keeps Milk Flowing but Shifts Milk Chemistry on Real Farms
A four-year study of 400 Holstein cows on three commercial Korean farms found that methane-mitigating concentrate feed left milk yield...
Hidden Mycobacteria in Cattle Carry Genes Linked to Drug Resistance
Indian researchers identified non-tuberculous mycobacteria from bovine clinical samples, finding Mycobacterium vaccae to dominate isolates and carry resistance-associated genes including...
A Cat in Hong Kong Reveals Hidden Identity of Emerging Zoonotic Worm
Genetic and morphological analysis of a worm removed from a Hong Kong cat suggests the recently named dog parasite Dirofilaria...
City Life Reshapes the Microbes Inside Thailand’s Brown Dog Ticks
A study of 131 brown dog ticks across five Thai provinces shows that geography, urban versus rural habitat, and blood-feeding...
Beliefs, Not Livestock Losses, Drive Villager Attitudes Toward Iran’s Big Carnivores
A study of 292 villagers around Iran's Golestan National Park finds that cognitive and social beliefs, not actual livestock losses,...
Malawi’s Neglected Donkeys Face Inbreeding Crisis as Farmers Lack Training and Markets
A survey of 168 donkey farmers in central Malawi finds zero formal training, widespread inbreeding and no organized markets for...
Autumn Chill and Deer Herds Drive Cattle Tick Fever Risk Across Britain
Researchers used compulsory veterinary notifications of the only licensed babesiosis treatment to map, with machine learning, how autumn cooling, atmospheric...
Nigerian Poultry Farmers Largely Unaware of Worm Threats, Survey Finds
A survey of 144 poultry farmers in Kwara State, Nigeria, found that 95 percent had low knowledge of helminth infections...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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