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Isolating and quarantining cattle

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Eilidh Thomson

Paul Wood

Isolating and quarantining cattle

©Mo Kemp

Isolation vs quarantine

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Risk analysis

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Things to consider for particular diseases

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Requirements for isolation/quarantine

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Disinfectants

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Welfare implications

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