"A sick sheep is a dead sheep" is a frequently heard statement. To a certain extent, there is some truth to this, but not for reasons commonly believed.

Questions help determine the risk of disease entering your flock.

A site that links you to all the reproductive knowledge of sheep and goats you can imagine. This site is wonderfully relevant and keeps up with all cutting edge technology, as well as the basics.HTML and PDF format

A collection of written reports on the Sheep '95 study conducted by NAHMS.

NUSS is helping improve the financial viability of hill sheep producers and farms through research and education.

Springwood Livestock Management Services specializes in herd health, preventative medicine, reproductive problem solving, ultrasounding, synchronization and artificial insemination programs.

How to prevent and diagnose reproductive problems of rams in your flock.

Causes, treatments and prevention strategies for some of the diseases commonly found in CNY flocks.

Review of common diseases found in sheep (PDF).

Brief comments help diagnose, treat and prevent some of the more prevalent health problems of sheep.

The principal aim of sheepvet.com is to make veterinary resources available to clients in a way which is compatible with them using veterinary services and which will enable them to make best use of those services.

Ultrasonic sound waves of about 2 million cycles per second can pass through living tissue. Used to determine sheep pregnancy, these sound waves are painless and have no harmful after-effects to the ewe or fetus.

Provides information on what a vaccine is, what vaccines to use for sheep, how to store vaccines, and when and how to administer vaccines to sheep. For sheep producers and veterinarians.

Vaccinations are part of a health management program that yields a high return per dollar invested. Considerations and preventive vaccines.