Fiction: The most common symptom of BVD is diarrhea.
From vaccinations to diagnostics, misconceptions about BVD can leave costly gaps in herd health programs. Veterinarians Dr. Robert Larson and Dr. Christopher Chase help separate fact from fiction on one of the cattle industry’s most economically important diseases. Because many infected animals appear healthy, misconceptions about the disease can leave costly gaps in prevention and control programs. Vaccination, diagnostic testing and strong biosecurity all play important roles, but no single tool is enough on its own.
The doctors share five common myths about BVD and proven management strategies producers and veterinarians should know in this article.
Source: Bovine Veterinarian, June 26, 2026. Link.
Vaccination remains one of the best tools for reducing reproductive losses and respiratory disease, but it should be viewed as one component of a comprehensive BVD control program rather than a standalone solution.”
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