
SCGV Webinar | Effective Parasite management for camels in Australia- for pets and semi intensive systems | Dr Margie Bale
September 10 @ 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm AEST
Free - $50.00
Camels have recently been recognised as one of Australia’s Emerging Industries, seeing an increase in the numbers of camel owners and semi-intensive animal systems.
The single biggest cause of death in camels regardless of management system is related to parasitism.
Parasite control forms the cornerstone of veterinary management…and it is NOT the same as it is for other livestock species. This webinar will provide camel specific advice on parasite management of camels.
Who should attend
Veterinarians
Learning outcomes
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Understand why parasitism is the leading cause of mortality in Australian camels across all management systems.
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Identify how parasite burdens present uniquely in camels compared with other livestock species.
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Implement evidence‑based parasite management tailored to camel physiology, behaviour and production systems.
Further details
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Our speakers
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- Name
- Dr Margaret Bale
- Biography
Dr Margaret Bale is Australia’s only dedicated camel veterinarian.
With over 30 years’ experience as a veterinarian in mixed and dairy practice, her primary focus is now camel herd management, medicine and health.
Margaret has helped hundreds of vets navigate through difficult camel cases over the last 10 years and her sole focus is to “make the life of the consulting veterinarian easier” by providing practical and best practice veterinary advice for any veterinarian who is treating a camel.
Details
Free - $50.00
0.5 CPD Points
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