Vets can diagnose bluetongue to cut test delays
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Vets can diagnose bluetongue to cut test delaysImage caption, Private vets will be able to diagnose bluetongue after examining affected animalsByArchie FarmerSouth WestPublished21 minutes agoVets will now be able to diagnose bluetongue virus in livestock so farmers do not have to wait for confirmed test results under changes announced by the government.The potentially deadly virus, which affects sheep and cattle as well as other animals, continues to spread with confirmed cases on 1,048 farms, external in the UK - more than half are in Devon and Cornwall.Farmers previously needed to wait for samples to be sent to a laboratory to confirm bluetongue but the government said vets would now be able to diagnose the disease after examining the animals.UK deputy chief veterinary officer Ele Brown…
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