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Bluetongue disease
Bluetongue is a disease of animals
affecting all ruminants, including
sheep, cattle, deer, goats and camelids
(camels, llamas, alpacas, guanaco and
vicuña).
It does not affect horses or pigs. Although sheep are most severely affected, cattle are the main mammalian reservoir of the virus and are very important in the epidemiology of the disease.
The bluetonge protection zone declaration and map can be found on the DEFRA website. Please click the following link:
Bluetongue - latest situation (Opens in new window)
It does not affect horses or pigs. Although sheep are most severely affected, cattle are the main mammalian reservoir of the virus and are very important in the epidemiology of the disease.
The bluetonge protection zone declaration and map can be found on the DEFRA website. Please click the following link:
Bluetongue - latest situation (Opens in new window)
Who to Contact
Environmental Health
Telephone: 0151 443 4700
Write to or Visit:
Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council,
PO Box 21,
Archway Road,
Huyton
L36 9YU
Email: food.health.and.safety@knowsley.gov.uk
Telephone: 0151 443 4700
Write to or Visit:
Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council,
PO Box 21,
Archway Road,
Huyton
L36 9YU
Email: food.health.and.safety@knowsley.gov.uk
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