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‘Vets on Call’ video series visits major US egg producer

Jan 20, 2016PHT EditorComments Off on ‘Vets on Call’ video series visits major US egg producer

The health and welfare of laying hens at Rose Acre Farms —the second largest egg producer in the US — is the subject of a two-part video of the popular “Vets on Call” YouTube series.
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Vets treat chickens to prevent foodborne illness

Aug 18, 2015PHT EditorComments Off on Vets treat chickens to prevent foodborne illness

In the latest episode of Vets on Call, Dr. Pohl and Dr. Chuck Hofacre of the University of Georgia visit a broiler farm to examine the flock’s response to a vaccine.
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Poultry vets are latest focus of popular YouTube series

Aug 16, 2015PHT EditorComments Off on Poultry vets are latest focus of popular YouTube series

The popular YouTube series, Veterinarians on Call, recently turned its cameras on two poultry veterinarians from the University of Georgia to help educate the public on modern poultry production.

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