KNOW THE PREVALENT SUBTYPE IN YOUR AREA
BOVINE VIRAL DIARRHEA VIRUS TYPE 1B IS ON THE RISE
Boehringer Ingelheim is dedicated to animal health, and tracks reported cases of BVDV across the nation. Today, BVDV infections in the United States are primarily caused by BVDV Type 1b.1 Knowing the prevalent subtype in your area will help you select the most appropriate vaccine.
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Total Cases:
1Type 1b:
100%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 1
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
49Type 1b:
51%Cases by Type:
Type 1a: 5
Type 1b: 25
Type 2: 16
Untyped: 3
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf/Stocker -
Total Cases:
19Type 1b:
100%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 19
Herd Type:
Dairy -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
1Type 1b:
100%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 1
Herd Type:
Dairy -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
26Type 1b:
85%Cases by Type:
Type 1a: 2
Type 1b: 22
Type 2: 2
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf/Stocker
Dairy -
Total Cases:
9Type 2:
67%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 3
Type 2: 6
Herd Type:
Stocker
Dairy -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
8Type 1b:
88%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 7
Type 2: 1
Herd Type:
Dairy -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
12Type 1b:
83%Cases by Type:
Type 1a: 1
Type 1b: 10
Type 2: 1
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf/Stocker
Dairy -
Total Cases:
2Type 1b:
100%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 2
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf/Stocker -
Total Cases:
334Type 1b:
82%Cases by Type:
Type 1a: 15
Type 1b: 274
Type 2: 31
Untyped: 14
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf/Stocker
Feedlot -
Total Cases:
289Type 1b:
62%Cases by Type:
Type 1a: 11
Type 1b: 178
Type 2: 83
Untyped: 17
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf/Stocker -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
2Type 1b:
100%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 2
Herd Type:
Dairy -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
6Type 1b:
100%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 6
Herd Type:
Dairy -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
1Type 1b:
100%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 1
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf -
Total Cases:
26Type 1b:
85%Cases by Type:
Type 1a: 1
Type 1b: 22
Type 2: 2
Untyped: 1
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf/Stocker -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
27Type 1b:
78%Cases by Type:
Type 1a: 2
Type 1b: 21
Type 2: 2
Untyped: 2
Herd Type:
Dairy -
Total Cases:
1Type 1b:
100%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 1
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
244Type 1b:
73%Cases by Type:
Type 1a: 8
Type 1b: 177
Type 2: 21
Untyped: 38
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf/Stocker -
Total Cases:
2Type 2:
100%Cases by Type:
Type 2: 2
Herd Type:
Dairy -
Total Cases:
1Type 1b:
100%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 1
Herd Type:
Dairy -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
10Type 1b:
40%Cases by Type:
Type 1a: 2
Type 1b: 4
Type 2: 4
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf/Stocker -
Total Cases:
104Type 1b:
67%Cases by Type:
Type 1a: 5
Type 1b: 70
Type 2: 20
Untyped: 9
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf/Stocker
Dairy -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
5Type 1b:
80%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 4
Untyped: 1
Herd Type:
Dairy -
Total Cases:
14Type 1b:
43%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 6
Type 2: 6
Untyped: 2
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf/Stocker -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A -
Total Cases:
10Type 1b:
60%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 6
Type 2: 1
Untyped: 3
Herd Type:
Cow-Calf/Stocker -
Total Cases:
3Type 1b:
67%Cases by Type:
Type 1b: 2
Type 2: 1
Herd Type:
Dairy -
Total Cases:
0Herd Type:
N/A
- 0 Cases
- 25+ Cases
Today, BVDV Type 1b Poses the Biggest Threat to Cattle in the United States.1
To face the threat together, we've been tracking the prevalence of Type 1b since 2018. Today, we compile, update and share that data so each and every U.S. producer can keep an eye on their area.
What is BVDV?
Bovine viral diarrhea virus is a major cattle disease with multiple forms, infecting cattle of all ages. Infection can lead to significant economic loss from decreases in reproductive performance, weight gain and milk production, as well as from death losses.
Why Are Persistently Infected (PI) Calves a Concern?
Acquiring the virus while in the uterus, PI calves are born with the disease and remain infected for their entire lives. PI calves often show no signs of disease yet can shed the virus at high levels every day, exposing the rest of your herd to infection.
How Can BVDV Infection Be Prevented?
Work with your veterinarian to create a BVDV prevention program tailored to the risks on your operation. Typically, you will need to:
- Identify and eliminate PI calves
- Establish a strict biosecurity program
- Vaccinate cattle with products that protect against the most common BVDV subtypes, including Type 1b
MAP DATA
Prior to 2/20/20, all samples were processed by the Animal Disease Research and Diagnostic Laboratory at South Dakota State University. Currently, samples from all aspects of the industry, including feedlots, as well as cow-calf/stocker and dairy operations, are submitted by Boehringer Ingelheim professional services veterinarians and representatives across the United States. Although these samples don’t represent the total number of positive tests, the data are statistically significant, and provide a good representation of the BVDV strains prevalent in each area. This map includes data from November 2018 through the most current cases, reported on November 2020.
Effective as of 2/21/20, results will also include typing from other U.S. certified labs.