REGIONAL VETERINARY LABORATORIES REPORT.

The Regional Veterinary Laboratories (RVLs) in Ireland conducted necropsy examinations and diagnostic tests on various animals to identify diseases and conditions. The most common diagnoses in cattle were pneumonia and enteritis, with other cases including parasitic infections and respiratory diseases. The article also discusses diseases and conditions found in bovine foetuses, sheep, and poultry, such as bacterial and fungal pathogens, viral causes, and parasitic gastroenteritis. The report emphasizes the importance of proper management practices and monitoring to prevent the spread of these diseases in livestock. [Extracted from the article]