The latest update on the continued spread of high pathogenicity avian influenza across the world:
- 59 outbreaks reported in poultry and 44 in non-poultry birds and mammals across the Americas, Asia and Europe.
- Approximately 3.76 million poultry deaths or cullings, mostly in Asia.
- New outbreaks in poultry remain relatively low compared to the previous 6 months.
- Overall decrease in outbreaks in wild birds and mammals compared to March.
Read the full report for detailed updates and analysis: https://t.co/CFj182z55k
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Happy Mother's Day to all the amazing mothers in our Uganda Veterinary Association family! ๐ธ
We celebrate your love, care, and dedication to your families, animals, and communities. Your passion for animal welfare and health inspires us all. Wishing you a special day filled with joy, appreciation, and love.
Thank you for all that you do!
Best regards,
Uganda Veterinary Association ๐พโค๏ธ
๐๐๐ How are antimicrobials used in livestock production in Armenia?
This @FAO report highlights practices, gaps, and opportunities to promote responsible use and fight antimicrobial resistance.
Read more ๐ https://t.co/clzW1V0T6R
@Ugveterinarians As Veterinary Practitioners, the fruits of our labour can only be realized if we work together as a team. Remember, Animal Health Takes a Team!
Happy Labour Day!
Today, we honor the hard work and dedication of our members and all Ugandans. As veterinarians, your labor of love contributes significantly to animal welfare, public health, and national development.
We're proud of your achievements and commitment to improving the lives of animals and people. May this Labour Day bring you rest, relaxation, and inspiration to continue making a difference.
#LabourDay #LabourDay2025
In a few days Veterinarians will gather in Kiboga District to celebrate the tremendous contributions they make towards promoting Socioeconomic transformation of our communities amongst others. @KagutaMuseveni will be our guest. Thanks @MAAIF_Uganda, @FAOUganda, @Ugveterinarians
Happy Easter from UVA!
May this Easter season bring you and your family joy, peace, and love. As veterinarians, we dedicate our lives to caring for animals and serving our communities. May the spirit of compassion and kindness that drives our work be a source of inspiration and strength to us all.
Wishing you a blessed Easter!
Many farmers are silently suffering the loss of their cattle to diseases.
Let's break the silence! Share your experiences, advice, or stories of resilience with us!
Tick borne diseases remain a major challenge to sustainable livestock production. Farmers should engage services of qualified veterinarians to handle animal health and related production challenges
@Ugveterinarians@WorldVetAssoc Very fruitful engagements that will see the linkage between Veterinary Surgeons and Veterinary Paraprofessional strengthened and streamlined. This will promote synergy in veterinary practice. Thanks @WorldVetAssoc