Get detailed advice and management plans on how to deal with ongoing animal health concerns from the advice center*
If you have any ongoing animal health issues that you need advise on you can simply submit the case through our advice center to get a detailed report with a list of possible causes as well a suggested treatment plan outlining the recommended products as well as a programme indicating when or how often to administer those products.

Our reports have been developed to not just be something to follow but something you can learn from. For any possible cause we have identified you can easily refer to a full text article giving you even more information on the condition which might be helpful to help you narrow down the causes.

We provide information on possible causes for the reported concern as well as suggested treatment or management.
We then take it a step further by providing a list of recommended products as well as additional management actions to take to also prevent or manage the issue.
Suggested treatment plans are detailed to indicate which product should be used on which day.

Edify yourself with more knowledge by getting more information on the identified possible causes for the issue.
Read disease or condition information from our informative animal health information sheet.

Get a list of possible causes for experienced mortalities easily viewable in the mortality register.**

You can easily report a mortality and request an opinion on possible causes. Simply upload the photos of the postmortem and enter any signs seen prior to death on the online submission form. The mortality register can be easily accessed online to view all mortalities on your farm. When a mortality is reported the number of livestock also automatically update to reflect the up-to date stock count.
*Advice provided through the advice center is based on a speculative diagnosis based on the information provided in the online case submission form. For a definitive diagnosis you will need to contact your nearest veterinarian to examine the animal and perform the necessary diagnostics for that case. Some cases may require a definitive diagnosis before treatment in which case no advice will be provided and you will be referred to your nearest veterinarian.
** List of possible causes provided in the mortality register is not definitive and only speculative based on the information submitted in the online form to report a mortality. A postmortem performed by a veterinarian will be required for a definitive diagnosis.