Today is #InternationalDayofVeterinaryMedicine. For Ausvet this is an important day celebrated annually as it recognises veterinarians' crucial role in animal health, animal welfare, public health, biosecurity and food security, something all of the vets here are passionate about!

Connecting at #LIVEExchange25 Last week, Ausvet connected with Forum AWO Indonesia in Perth. They enjoyed Cindy Heryanti Kusuma Wardhani's excellent presentation and continuing discussions at the gala dinner. Thanks Cindy, Khofidin, Niken W. and Neny Santy Jelita L! #collaboration #forumawoindo

This week Ausvet are attending the LivExchange25 in Perth, Australia's livestock export conference. Lots of interesting discussion covering cattle, sheep and goat supply chains. Ausvet's vector work in Lumpy Skin Disease transmission and biosecurity in Indonesian feedlots discussed. #livexchange25

AMR is a top 10 global health risk affecting humans, animals, agriculture, food security, biodiversity, the environment. It is happening now. At Ausvet, we work to strengthen biosecurity, husbandry practices, and disease surveillance to keep animals healthy, reducing the medication needed. #AMR

It's the 10th anniversary of One Health Day, and what a decade it has been! At Ausvet, our key focus is healthy, biodiverse animal populations. We use our epidemiological expertise and partner with communities to bridge sectors, protecting human, animal and ecosystem health 🌏

This week, the Pacific Community-SPC hosted the Pacific One Health HPAI Emergency Preparedness & Response workshop in Fiji 🌴 Ausvet's experts Edwina and Emma were invited to share their knowledge on HPAI risk, response plans, and surveillance. A week full of great conversations and collaboration!

Ausvet's experts Havan Yusuf and cuong nguyen were proud to partner with Jabatan Perkhidmatan Veterinar Malaysia and WOAH to facilitate a veterinary pharmacovigilance workshop. This work protects animal health, food safety, and public health while tackling antimicrobial resistance (AMR). #onehealth

🌏 Where in the world is Ausvet? This week Edwina visited ANU, speaking with biology students about her career, Ausvet, and how cool epidemiology is! From working overseas on animal health to data-driven decision-making, science degrees can really take you anywhere! #NextGen#CareersInScience

Celebrating World Rabies Day 2025: Our digital tool LIRS (lirs.io) is transforming rabies control in Vietnam by ditching paper and using QR codes on dog collars to track vaccinations in real-time. It's data driving real change. Let's make rabies elimination a reality! #WRD2025 #scienceinaction

Where in the world is Ausvet? 🇮🇩 Sonny presented on ASF in smallholder pig farms and outlined preparedness actions at ILDEX 2025. 🇦🇺 Isabel is assessing the Kimberley and Pilbara's preparedness for LSD. She's had great yarns while investigating unique biosecurity challenges. #IFS #ASF #epi

After the devastating Australian black summer bushfires, we went into the field, investigating bushfire risk factors for livestock. The result? The first systematic investigation of its kind which identified key risk areas and developed a comprehensive preparedness manual for producers. #WFED

This is John Snow. No, not *that* one. During a cholera outbreak in 1854, John used data collection, spatial mapping, and reasoning to show cholera was waterborne, tracing it to the Broad Street pump. His groundbreaking work reshaped how we understand disease outbreaks. Thanks John! @TEPHINET #WFED

From the farm gate to the family table, wild ecosystems to global economies, our world is deeply connected. 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 Our health. 🍲 Our food. 🌏 Our planet. Protecting one means protecting all. 🔗 bioweek.org.au #NationalBiosecurityWeek2025 #biosecurity #healthsecurity #foodsecurity #onehealth

🌏Where in the world is Ausvet? This week our intrepid experts are in the field working on key biosecurity initiatives: Indonesian Biosecurity Support project and dog-mediated rabies traceability pilot in Vietnam. 🔎 bioweek.org.au #NationalBiosecurityWeek2025 #onehealth

Ausvet's Edwina Leslie recently attended the #CrawfordFundConference in Canberra. The focus; Climate-Resilient Agrifood Systems to secure food & environmental sustainability. Great research happening across SEAsia and the Pacific to support adaptation by smallholder farmers.

Vet life... #dogs #parasitology #epidemiology #tapeworms

Ausvet are proud to be part of the Australian delegation at the World Organisation for Animal Health General session in Paris. Thanks to Beth Cookson & team for formally inviting us to be part of the delegation, enabling us to take part in panel discussions on WOAH's new Incident Management System.

Jaimie Hunnam at the panel discussion on Incident Management Systems; World Organisation for Animal Health General Sessions #92. The WOAH IMS, developed by WOAH with Ausvet support, based on All Hazards Incident Management best practices, but customised for WOAH’s unique global animal health role

Ausvet’s Jaimie Hunnam & Ben Madin are delighted to join the Australian Delegation at the 92nd World Orgnaisation for Animal Health General Session in Paris. Jaimie is also a panel member for the Incident Management Systems event; Room 251 at 11:15 on Monday #animalhealth #onehealth #knowledgeshare

Ausvet's team in Indonesia were thrilled to be invited to take part in the recent LEP Expo 2025 Panel Discussion: "Biosecurity Implementation for FMD and LSD" with Ausvet's Havan Yusuf moderating discussions, GAPUSPINDO's Ir. Didiek Poerwanto, IPU as one of the guest speakers and ...

Ausvet are proud to be working with the Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania (NRE Tas) having designed an Emergency Animal Disease (EAD) module to incorporate into their ORBIT system. This module was designed to assist the team to facilitate any EAD rapid response.

Ausvet are proud to be working with the Tasmanian Department of Natural Resources and Environment (NRE Tas) having designed an Emergency Animal Disease (EAD) module to incorporate into their existing ORBIT system.The module will assist the team to facilitate rapid response to any EAD.

D Cuong Nguyen, our CRO in Vietnam and Ausvet making the local news in Long An in our work to assist with the ’Rabies vaccination for the community’ project, putting in place our animal identification and registration system lirs.io to provide easy traceability lnkd.in/g6Z3zhcv

Emergency animal disease management is critical to limit the spread of disease. Ausvet worked with Biosecurity Queensland to investigate carcass decomposition and the dynamics of virus survival. New paper & link below. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

As part of the 5 year “Rabies vaccination for the community” project, Ausvet provided 1200 pet dogs with QR codes for their collars in Đức Huệ District, Long An Province, linking them with our animal identification and registration system lirs.io to provide easy traceability of vaccinated animals

Ausvet's Edwina Leslie used one of her KIT days during her maternity leave to attend the Australasian Society for Infectious Diseases conference. Particularly of interest was the pandemic preparedness talk and the lessons learned from COVID. #kit#maternity #valuedmember #pandemic #preparedness

Save the Date April 10th – Supply Chain Readiness Forum (#Biosecurity) 📢 Join KPCA for a crucial forum focused on biosecurity & Emergency Animal Disease (EAD) preparedness. Practical insights to help safeguard your business Register your spot today: www.eventbrite.com.au/e/biosecurit...

This Southern Boobook is an important reminder that taking care of our environment in urban areas, particularly avoiding use of poisons, helps support the health of humans, pets and wildlife🦉 #onehealth #everyonesrole #action #animalhealth #animalwelfare

Proud to be working with Kimberly Pilbara Cattlemen's Association last week in Broome. #cattle #livestock #bestpractices #biosecurity #proactive #knowledgesharing

International Womens Day is tomorrow 8th March 2025 #IWD2025 So we're celebrating the amazing team of women at Ausvet. #MarchForward #veterinary #epidemiology #biosecurity #animalhealth #animalwelfare

With Cyclone Alfred drawing closer we hope everyone on the east coast potentially affected stays safe. Look after each other.

This morning the National Feral Pig Action Plan/USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) Mini Seminar Series was held. This was the 8th mini symposium session, today focus being ASF epidemiology in feral pigs. Kim Pepin, PhD discussed US feral pig modelling while Richard Bradhurst

Join Ausvet and KPCA at our twilight biosecurity event in Broome on March 3rd. Register now to book your spot! www.eventbrite.com.au/e/kpca-biose...

Our Indonesian team meeting with Kemin Animal Nutrition & Health | South Asia, albeit virtually, to share thoughts and discuss our biosecurity work currently being conducted there. #biosecurity #knowledgesharing #indonesia #animalhealth

The National Feral Pig Conference 2025 early bird is extended to 13th Jan! We're pleased to be included as a speaker. "Getting the fundamentals right" will be addressed; 4 themes over 2 days. Register: feralpigs.com.au/National-Fer... #nationalferalpigactionplan #nationalferalpigconference2025

As the #FestiveSeason draws closer for those of us that celebrate it, Ausvet would like to wish all our clients, colleagues, associates, friends & family, near & far, a relaxing holiday time & a prosperous 2025! #animalhealth #onehealth #insights #betteroutcomes #collaboration

Our MD Ben Madin has taken a family holiday to Vietnam and enjoyed catching up for dinner with our amazing CRO for the Vietnam office Cuong Nguyen. Thanks for hosting them! #travel #holidays #vietnam #team

Ausvet is excited to join the Wildlife Health Australia Risk Analysis workshop this week! Exploring strategies to conserve our unique wildlife, enhance biosecurity, & address emerging health challenges. A vital step to safeguarding biodiversity for future generations. #WildlifeHealth #Conservation

During #WAAW24 we are pleased to end the week by congratulating Ausvet's Skye Badger on her fantastic contribution to the Environmental #AMR report conducted for the UK Environment Agency #workingtogether #educate #advocate #actnow #amr #environment Check it out via the link below: lnkd.in/gatm5J8Y

AMR is a big deal, but there are solutions. Animals are more susceptible to disease when living in stressful environments/hygiene conditions are poor. So good animal management practices focusing on disease prevention, & using antimicrobials responsibly is essential. #WAAW2024 #actnow #educate

This week is World AntiMicrobial Resistance (AMR) Awareness Week and the campaign message this year is "Educate. Advocate. Act now." WHO has some fantastic information on AMR so stay posted this week as we work together to share this vital message. #onehealth #global #reduce #educate #advocate