GB's worst bluetongue season called major animal welfare crisis
Guardian Environment1 min read73 words
The British Veterinary Association president informed Members of Parliament that Great Britain is experiencing its worst-ever bluetongue season, describing the situation as a major animal welfare crisis. This unprecedented surge in cases is placing farmers under severe pressure and emotional stress.
Bluetongue is a viral disease affecting sheep, cattle, and goats. The infection can result in fever, lesions, stillbirths, and death, with symptoms including a blue tongue that may protrude from the mouth.
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