WesternCanadianAnimalHealthNetwork

The WeCAHN Equine Network met for Q4 2025: Importance of post-mortem examinations, continuing to watch for strangles and EIA, tick-borne diseases, and more! See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/4eWX0kW) and the report (bit.ly/4uhGxfE) for additional details 🐴

The WeCAHN Smallholder Network met for Q4 2025: Lead toxicosis, importance of biosecurity and supplier selection, and risks of feeding pigs waste or table scraps! See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/shps2025q4) and the report (go.wecahn.ca/shpr2025q4) for additional details.

The WeCAHN Small Ruminant Network met for Q4 2025: Importance of broad testing, emerging risks, copper, and updates to the sheep Code of Practice! See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/41yLapz) and the report (bit.ly/4dXCErD) for additional details.🐑

The WeCAHN Poultry Network met for Q4 2025: Production losses from early-life bacterial infections and endemic diseases, mixed infections, and HPAI and Newcastle disease! See the summary (bit.ly/3O6GYu7) and the report (go.wecahn.ca/3Qa1CtW) for additional details.

The WeCAHN Beef Network met for Q4 2025: Unusual cases of diptheria and laryngotracheitis, ongoing risk of Q fever to humans, Canadian surveillance projects, and more! See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/4v6Xb2P) and the report (bit.ly/3NYjAP6) for additional details.🐂

The WeCAHN Dairy Network met for Q4 2025: handling aborted tissues and placenta, pneumonia in mature and vaccinated cows, and mastitis risk with sawdust bedding. See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/dps2025q4) and the report (go.wecahn.ca/dpr2025q4) for additional details. 🐄

The WeCAHN Smallholder Network met for Q3 2025: biosecurity steps, avian influenza, and reporting unusual mouth or hoof lesions. See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/shps2025q3) and the report (go.wecahn.ca/shpr2025q3) for additional details.🐔

The WeCAHN Equine Network met for Q3 2025: increase in infections, travel precautions, and avian influenza. See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/4rtI3ds) and the report (bit.ly/3O5A6wt) for additional details.🐴

The WeCAHN Poultry Network met for Q3 2025: environmental disease risk factors, presence of common poultry diseases, and H5N1 avian influenza. See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/49SgFi4) and the report (bit.ly/4sIj1Zk) for additional details.🐔

The WeCAHN Small Ruminants Network met for Q3 2025: environmental disease risk factors, Avian influenza H5N1 can cause mastitis, and Scrapie testing! See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/3LiMNTP) and the report (go.wecahn.ca/4sHaPbP) for additional details.🐑

The WeCAHN Beef Network met for Q3 2025: common disease risk factors, and the importance of ongoing veterinary involvement, testing, and disease monitoring! See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/4qFCNTq) and the report (bit.ly/4qEc2yC) for additional details.

The WeCAHN dairy network met Nov 6th to discuss a cause of pneumonia that is difficult to treat and chronic mastitis caused by the algae Prototheca. For more information, please refer to the producer report (go.wecahn.ca/dpr2025q3) and summary (go.wecahn.ca/dps2025q3).

The WeCAHN Equine Network met for Q2 2025: air quality and environmental management, gastric ulcers, and keeping alert to New World Screwworm! See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/4oMfsyT) and the report (go.wecahn.ca/48mmftf) for additional details.

The WeCAHN Poultry Network met for Q2 2025: biosecurity and health plans, responsible antibiotic use, and keeping alert to avian influenza! See the summary (bit.ly/4p9Jqgb) and the report (go.wecahn.ca/4nPUWMx) for additional details.

The WeCAHN Small Ruminants Network met for Q2 2025: importance of reliable information, nutrition and water access, and keeping alert to emerging threats! See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/4oR7Nim) and the report (bit.ly/4ooIAfm) for additional details.

The WeCAHN Beef Network met for Q2 2025: importance of integrated diagnostics, checking new pastures, and keeping alert to emerging threats! See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/47xSEvw) and the report (bit.ly/4oHmi8p) for additional details.

The WeCAHN Smallholder Network met for Q2 2025: clear communication helps treatment, good husbandry prevents trouble, and birds are migrating – keep your flocks safe! See the summary (go.wecahn.ca/shps2025q2) and the report (go.wecahn.ca/shpr2025q2) for additional details.

The WeCAHN Dairy Network, Q2 2025, tackled calf diarrhea tied to antibiotics and crypto. No HPAI in Canadian cattle, but U.S. dairy herds face rising cases. View the report (go.wecahn.ca/dpr2025q2) and summary (go.wecahn.ca/dps2025q2) for additional information.

WeCAHN poultry network reports for Q1 2025 are now available. Producer report: go.wecahn.ca/4mIr44F Producer summary: bit.ly/3JgmJY8

📢 New Small Ruminants Network reports from WeCAHN are now available! 🐑🐐 💡 Not all swollen lymph nodes mean CL—testing guides better treatment. 🔗 Full report: bit.ly/3UnKPCB 🔗 Summary: go.wecahn.ca/44TXW4u #SmallRuminants #AnimalHealth #WeCAHN