I heard he had the vaccine in NZ and its the antibodies showing a positive?
The very reason we don't vaccinate our cattle?
Do we not do TB screening when entering the country? Why didn't it show up then?
I heard he had the vaccine in NZ and its the antibodies showing a positive?
The very reason we don't vaccinate our cattle?
Have the politicians got the balls or is Carrie going to ride in on her white horse dragging Boris with a rope on one leg?
I think it was the screening here , which picked it up.Do we not do TB screening when entering the country? Why didn't it show up then?
Not even with my eyes shutPocahontas.
I don't think he is a reactor as in "got it".
I heard he had the vaccine in NZ and its the antibodies showing a positive?
The very reason we don't vaccinate our cattle?
That bull lived though, faulty testing.It's got shades of shambo the bull all over again.
No, Llanpumpsaint is only a 25minute drive from where I am. It was destroyed after all the media palava.That bull lived though, faulty testing.
I think it was the screening here , which picked it up.
Seems the silly cow did not realise there is TB in New Zealand
B is a disease which hits every victim differently. It can hit the body in many different parts from the lungs to the bone marrow. Sometimes even when infected the body can successfully fight back and walk off the affected area in a form of cyst sometimes breaking out years later. Only a full pm can positively identify the type a blood test will only identify that the animal has been exposed to the diseaseIf this animal caught TB 4 years ago when in NZ it would be long dead by now as TB hits this species very hard and fast.
No, Llanpumpsaint is only a 25minute drive from where I am. It was destroyed after all the media palava.
Yes sorry I was thinking about a Blonde Aquantaine Bull in Yorkshire.
Owned/bred by one of the singing farmers & prizes from many shows. Intially tested positive & after much campaigning & a retest came out as negative.
On April 14th 2011 at the High Court in London Mr Justice McCombe granted Boxy a reprieve. Mr Justice McCombe quashed the notices of intended slaughter, ruling that the bovine TB blood test taken in relation to Boxy was flawed
On April 14th 2011 at the High Court in London Mr Justice McCombe granted Boxy a reprieve. Mr Justice McCombe quashed the notices of intended slaughter, ruling that the bovine TB blood test taken in relation to Boxy was flawedwww.bovinetb.co.uk
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George Eustice in the Mail today. It would be easy political win to save the animal so fair play to him for standing up for the law.
B is a disease which hits every victim differently. It can hit the body in many different parts from the lungs to the bone marrow. Sometimes even when infected the body can successfully fight back and walk off the affected area in a form of cyst sometimes breaking out years later. Only a full pm can positively identify the type a blood test will only identify that the animal has been exposed to the disease