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Recognising African Swine Fever: A guide for pork butchers

  1. Recognising African Swine Fever A guide for pork butchers There is NO CURE, NO VACCINE and NO TREATMENT! Authors: Scott Kramer (Veterinarians Without Borders – VWB), Michel Dione (ILRI) and Barbara Wieland (ILRI) Images: Michel Dione (ILRI) and http://www.cresa.cat/blogs/sesc/lesions-de-pesta-porquina-africana/?lang=en How is it transmitted? • Direct contact with sick animals • Vehicles • People or dogs • Infected pork • Ticks What can I do? • Inspect pigs before selling or purchasing • Report sick pigs to area vet or DVO • Do NOT buy, sell or slaughter sick pigs • Bury or burn offal • Properly destroy and bury carcasses of sick pigs • Use disinfectants Bloody Lymph Nodes REDDENING OF THE SKIN Fused or Joined Areas in Lungs Easily Torn or Broken Spleen Small Blood Spots on Kidneys Poor meat quality
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