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Invited review: Environmental enrichment of dairy cows and calves in indoor housing by Mandel, R, Whay, H R, Klement, E, Nicol, C J

“…In recent years, an increasing number of farmers are choosing to keep their cows indoors throughout the year. Indoor housing of cows allows farmers to provide…”
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Association of neutering with health and welfare of urban free-roaming cat population in Israel, during 2012-2014 by Gunther, I., Raz, T., Klement, E.

“…•Physical condition of urban free-roaming cats was estimated during 2012–2014.•Body condition scoring (BCS) and external signs of disease were recorded…”
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Short communication: Detection and monitoring of metritis in dairy cows using an automated grooming device by Mandel, R, Nicol, C J, Whay, H R, Klement, E

“…Metritis, a prevalent disease on dairy farms, is negatively associated with reproduction, milk production, and the welfare of cows. The objective of this study…”
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High relative abundance of the stable fly Stomoxys calcitrans is associated with lumpy skin disease outbreaks in Israeli dairy farms by KAHANA‐SUTIN, E., KLEMENT, E., LENSKY, I., GOTTLIEB, Y.

“…The vector of lumpy skin disease (LSD), a viral disease affecting Bovidae, is currently unknown. To evaluate the possible vector of LSD virus (LSDV) under…”
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Comparison of the efficacy of Neethling lumpy skin disease virus and x10RM65 sheep-pox live attenuated vaccines for the prevention of lumpy skin disease – The results of a randomized controlled field study by Ben-Gera, J, Klement, E, Khinich, E, Stram, Y, Shpigel, N.Y

“…Highlights • Neethling and RM65 vaccines are widely used to control lumpy skin disease (LSD). • This is the first study to compare their efficacy in the field…”
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The effect of ambient temperature fluctuations on Culicoides biting midges population dynamics and activity in dairy farms: a longitudinal study by Saroya, Y., Gottlieb, Y., Klement, E.

“…The effect of climatic factors on the presence of Culicoides Latreille (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) was previously studied. Nevertheless, lack of laboratory…”
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Corrigendum to “Association of neutering with health and welfare of urban free-roaming cat population in Israel, during 2012-2014” [Prev. Vet. Med. 157 (2018) 26–33] by Gunther, I., Raz, T., Klement, E.

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Short communication: Detection of lameness in dairy cows using a grooming device by Mandel, R, Harazy, H, Gygax, L, Nicol, C J, Ben-David, A, Whay, H R, Klement, E

“…Lameness in dairy cattle is a common welfare problem with significant economic implications. All too often, appropriate treatment is delayed or neglected due…”
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Nuisances and welfare of free-roaming cats in urban settings and their association with cat reproduction by Gunther, I., Raz, T., Berke, O., Klement, E.

“…Free roaming cats (FRC) are highly abundant in cities around the world. Increasing populations of these cats might result in impairment of cat welfare and…”
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The longevity of anti NSP antibodies and the sensitivity of a 3ABC ELISA – A 3 years follow up of repeatedly vaccinated dairy cattle infected by foot and mouth disease virus by Elnekave, E., Shilo, H., Gelman, B., Klement, E.

“…•Anti NSP antibodies are extensively used in estimating exposure of livestock to FMD.•Data on sensitivity of ELISA for detection of naturally infected cattle…”
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Using Synoptic Systems’ Typical Wind Trajectories for the Analysis of Potential Atmospheric Long‐Distance Dispersal of Lumpy Skin Disease Virus by Klausner, Z., Fattal, E., Klement, E.

“…Summary Lumpy skin disease virus (LSDV) is an infectious, arthropod‐borne virus that affects mostly cattle. Solitary outbreaks have occurred in Israel in 1989…”
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Risk factors for Newcastle disease in broiler farms in Israel by Wiseman, A., Berman, E.M., Klement, E.

“…Following a large outbreak of Newcastle disease (ND) in Israel, a cross-sectional study was conducted in the broilers sector. The aim of the study was to find…”
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The effect of food location, heat load, and intrusive medical procedures on brushing activity in dairy cows by Mandel, R, Whay, H R, Nicol, C J, Klement, E

“…Animals allocate time and effort to a range of core (e.g., sleeping, feeding, drinking) and "luxury" (e.g., playing, exploring) activities. A luxury activity…”
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Source–receptor probability of atmospheric long‐distance dispersal of viruses to Israel from the eastern Mediterranean area by Klausner, Z., Klement, E., Fattal, E.

“…Summary Viruses that affect the health of humans and farm animals can spread over long distances via atmospheric mechanisms. The phenomenon of atmospheric…”
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Assessment of the productivity effects associated with epizootic hemorrhagic disease in dairy herds by Kedmi, M, Van Straten, M, Ezra, E, Galon, N, Klement, E

“…Epizootic hemorrhagic disease is caused by a Culicoides-borne Orbivirus. In cattle, the disease is characterized by reduced milk production and mortality…”
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The field effectiveness of routine and emergency vaccination with an inactivated vaccine against foot and mouth disease by Elnekave, E, Li, Y, Zamir, L, Even-Tov, B, Hamblin, P, Gelman, B, Hammond, J, Klement, E

“…Highlights ► There is only limited data on the field effectiveness of FMD vaccines. ► The field effectiveness of FMD emergency and routine vaccination was…”
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Risk factors for foot and mouth disease outbreaks in grazing beef cattle herds by Elnekave, E., Zamir, L., Hamd, F., Even Tov, B., Klement, E.

“…•Risk factors for FMD among beef herds in Israel have never been investigated.•Presence of calves under 6 months of age is a significant risk factor for…”
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Epizootic haemorrhagic disease virus type 7 infection in cattle in Israel by Yadin, H., Brenner, J., Bumbrov, V., Oved, Z., Stram, Y., Klement, E., Perl, S., Anthony, S., Maan, S., Batten, C., Mertens, P. P. C.

“…The outbreak was first noticed on several dairy farms in the southern Jordan River Valley in Israel (part of the Rift Valley); affected cows showed a 10 to 20…”
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Temporal association of ambient temperature and relative humidity with Spirocerca lupi infection of Onthophagus sellatus: A 14-year longitudinal study by Gottlieb, Y., Klement, E., Aroch, I., Lavy, E., Kaufman, M., Samish, M., Markovics, A.

“…Spirocerca lupi larvae dissected from Onthophagus sellatus beetles. •Infection prevalence of Spirocerca lupi in the beetle host decreased along 14 years.•We…”
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Bluetongue-associated clinical signs in Israel by Klement, E., Kedmi, M.

“…Against this background, negative results for other potential pathogens do not provide significant support to the authors' claim, since there are numerous…”
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