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Livestock Poultry Health
First case of EEE virus this year detected in South Carolina
South Carolina suspends some veterinary requirements to facilitate animal evacuations due to Ida
Neault named South Carolina State Veterinarian, Livestock-Poultry Health Director
S.C. dog confirmed with SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19
Equine Encephalitis case confirmed in Marion County
State releases avian influenza control area in Chesterfield County
Avian influenza found on S.C. turkey farm
First responders train to help the helpless in a radiological emergency
Animals need a helping hand to avoid Hurricane Dorian
First 2019 Equine Encephalitis case confirmed in S.C.
Vaccination against deadly diseases makes a proven difference for South Carolina horses
Meet a Tiger: Deborah Koon
S.C. State Veterinarian earns award for emergency preparedness
Digging into South Carolina’s most pressing problems, Clemson PSA is yielding solutions
South Carolina suspends some veterinary requirements for animals evacuated due to hurricane
Clemson Extension offering resources to help farmers who need hay after storm
Farmers should use online form to get disaster relief after Florence
State suspends some requirements for animal evacuation due to Hurricane Florence
South Carolina animal owners have a fresh resource for hurricane planning
