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Disease Alert: PDCOV and PED

Apr 15, 2024

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Don't let outbreaks turn into a potential epidemic.

Active cases of PDCOV and PED have risen sharply in Ontario. All producers and their business partners visiting the farm are strongly encouraged to increase biosecurity vigilance, particularly as we approach planting season where risk of transmission through manure movement is increased.

Report all potential cases to your veterinarian as soon as possible. Additional information is linked below.

Disease update for producers
Disease update for transporters
Case counts can be viewed on the PED/PDCOV Tracking Map and on SHARC.

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