Livestock Disease Prevention Resources

LifeStock International shares livestock disease prevention resources to help animal health workers, veterinarians, and communities better understand livestock diseases, biosecurity, and practical approaches to protecting animal health.

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Training Manuals, Papers, and Field Resources

Our publications may include training manuals, technical papers, and educational resources focused on disease prevention, livestock biosecurity, animal health systems, and community-based livestock care.

Field Manual of Animal Diseases by Syndromes

Practical guidance for recognizing and managing transboundary animal diseases in field settings.

Cover of LifeStock Int’l’s “A Field Manual of Animal Diseases by Syndromes,” showing animal health photos, an Africa map, and disease transmission graphics.

Collection of Specimens for Animal Disease Diagnosis

A practical field guide for collecting specimens that support accurate animal disease diagnosis.

Cover of “A Field Manual for Collection of Specimens to Enhance Diagnosis of Animal Diseases,” featuring veterinary specimen collection photos.

Animal Diseases Manual

Reference material covering foreign animal diseases and disease awareness for veterinary professionals.

Cover of the seventh edition of “Animal Diseases,” with a view of Earth showing North and South America.

Scientific Papers

Transboundary Animal Diseases as Re-Emerging Threats – Impact on One Health

Animal Health in a Development Context GFS2020

Foreign engagements - it's personal JAVMA 2016

Emerging Diseases: The Global Express

Challenges in Preparing Veterinarians for Global Animal Health: Understanding the public sector

The veterinary profession and precarious values

Transboundary diseases of goats

Avian influenza: Virchow's reminder

The Global Veterinarian

Global Veterinary Leadership

Pathogenesis of foot-and-mouth disease

Distribution of antigen in cattle infected with rinderpest virus

Newcastle disease: a review of field recognition and current methods of laboratory detection

Early pathogenesis in rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2

Histopathologic and immunohistochemical characterization of Nipah virus infection in the guinea pig

Who These
Resources Are For

These resources are designed for people working close to livestock health challenges, including smallholders, animal health workers, veterinarians, researchers, educators, and partner organizations supporting livestock-dependent communities.

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These resources are designed for people working close to livestock health challenges, including smallholders, animal health workers, veterinarians, researchers, educators, and partner organizations supporting livestock-dependent communities.