Bluetongue in Cattle Confirmed in Slovakia, Two Cases so Far
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First cases of bluetongue, also known as "blue tongue", confirmed in Slovakia Virus detected in cattle in two districts
One case occurred in the Čadca district and the other in the Žarnovica district. The post Bluetongue Occurs in Slovakia: In Animals, It Is Manifested by Blue Coloration of the Tongue was first displayed by interez.sk.
Slovakia has confirmed its first two cases of bluetongue in cattle farms. One of the outbreaks is in the Čadca district, the other in the Žarnovica district in central Slovakia. The State Veterinary and Food Administration of the Slovak Republic announced this on Monday (October 5).
Authorities have already issued the first restrictions for affected farms, but they are reassuring farmers that the animals do not have to be euthanized.
BRATISLAVA - Slovakia has recorded its first confirmed cases of bluetongue. Veterinarians have confirmed the dangerous infection, also known as bluetongue, in cattle in two districts. The animals did not show any clinical signs of the disease, the State Veterinary and Food Administration (ŠVPR) of the Slovak Republic reported.
The State Veterinary and Food Administration of the Slovak Republic has reported the occurrence of two cases of bluetongue in cattle in Slovakia. As it stated on social media on Monday, one occurred in the Čadca district and the other in the Žarnovica district. The State Veterinary and Food Administration...
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