From emerging science to sampling strategies and herd-level decision-making, what does the emergence of a Shamonda-like virus mean for practising veterinarians?
The Shamonda-like virus, an infection spread by biting midges, primarily impacts pregnant cattle by triggering abortions, stillbirths, and severe joint or brain deformities in calves. Because adult infections present mild, easily overlooked symptoms like slight fevers or minor milk losses, early detection relies heavily on surveillance. Attend this joint webinar to examine vital clinical indicators, field management protocols, and expert guidance for effective disease control.
The Webinar will take place on 29 September 2026 13:00-14:30 CEST.
Register now HERE.
