AUSTRALIAN VETERINARY ASSOCIATION

The Journal of the Australian Veterinary Association Ltd

• Code of Conduct boosts governance • Pioneering holistic medicine course • Taverner: How AVA is perceived • Australian vet probes SARS links • Nature of professional associations • Middle East animal handling project • Review of bovine respiratory disease • Hypericum poisoning of sheep • Surgery for laryngeal paralysis • Coracoid fractures in wild birds • Monensin toxicity in heifers

The Journal of the Australian Veterinary Association Ltd

S FROM OTHER JOURNALS Common cranial nerve disorders in dogs and cats 2. CN V and CN VII ..................................................................607 Pain associated with the sacroiliac joint region: a clinical study of 74 horses....................................................................607

Australian Sheep Veterinary Society (ASVS)

Enteric disorders are common in sheep and have major economic consequences attributable to dags, production losses and mortalities. The purpose of this paper is to provide a review of non-infectious intestinal conditions in sheep with an emphasis on the role of nutrition and the effects of various nutritional factors . The principles of treatment and prevention are discussed, but not reviewed i...

Message from the Australian Chief Veterinary

This quarter, we participated in World Antibiotic Awareness Week on 16–22 November. Endorsed by the World Health Organization, the event acknowledged the global importance of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) as a growing public health issue. In the lead up to the week, I described the current AMR situation in the Australian animal health sector and our future plans and activities to address the i...

Equine Veterinary Association WEVA