Bluetongue confirmed in Kent - the signs to watch out for

Bluetongue confirmed in Kent - the signs to watch out for

Bluetongue can infect all ruminants and camelid species and is spread by biting midges, writes farm vet Hazell Mullins.

One lesson I learned from my vet school reunion in Nottingham last week was that despite what we think we are certainly not 22 anymore and my body let me know of this rude truth all too well on Sunday morning.

It was fascinating to hear people’s life synopsis of the last decade, I have some very ambitious friends who have done amazing things in the veterinary world. It was also lovely to meet all the new honorary newborn members of the year group - it's amazing how life moves so fast.

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