Parasite Forecasts & Alerts
Wherever your farms are, NADIS provides parasite forecasts and strategic alerts for the livestock under your care — including Nematodirus, blowfly strike and liver fluke. under your care — including Nematodirus, blowfly strike and liver fluke. Forecasts and Alerts are written in collaboration with the parasitology dept. Liverpool Vet School and Bristol University (Prof Richard Wall). Our alerts service delivers independent, farm-specific forecasts mapped to 40 km² Our alerts service delivers independent, farm-specific forecasts mapped to 40 km² local risk zones, giving you the local detail you need to act with confidence. Subscribers also benefit from integrated parasite and blowfly decision support to help plan monitoring, treatment and prevention at the right time. prevention at the right time. A sentinel flock network provides real time feedback for reported disease levels.
Featured Animal Health Issues
Photosensitisation
The affected skin may ooze serum. During the later stages, the affected skin becomes dry and parchment-like and sloughs off.
Plant Poisoning in Cattle
Ingestion of young bracken fronds can result in anorexia, bleeding from nasal passage and vagina, wasting and death.
Schmallenberg Virus (SBV)
Schmallenberg Virus is similar to some other animal disease pathogens, which are transmitted by biting midges.
Soil Health
potted_plantSoil functions properly when it contains organic matter to accompany soil minerals, as well as pore space that allows for water infiltration, root growth and soil organism activity...
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Digital Animal Health Solutions for Africa
Access to farm animal vets in much of Sub-Saharan Africa is severely limited. More than 80% of livestock fall under the care of Veterinary Paraprofessionals (VPPs). NADIS is working to provide digital solutions to support animal health across the continent.
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Biosecurity Risk Assessments
The farm risk assessments are interactive assessments of the biosecurity risks that challenge your farm for farmers and vets to complete.
Vet Led Webinars
Access live and on-demand webinars for vets and farmers, covering herd health, disease prevention, nutrition, and practical animal-care guidance.
Knowledge Transfer
NADIS vets have written and developed the material for the Animal Health and Welfare Training Workshops, a programme available.