SloveniaA mysterious illness has emerged among dairy cows in Switzerland, causing fever, diarrhea, and a significant drop in milk production. The disease was first observed in the cantons of Bern and Lucerne but has since spread across much of the country. Swiss dairy farmers and veterinary authorities are investigating potential metabolic or infectious causes, though no pathogen has been identified yet. While the current heatwave is believed to contribute to stress in high-producing dairy cows, there is no direct link between the heat and the illness. Authorities confirm that milk, dairy products, and beef remain safe for consumption. The Swiss Dairy Association warns that the situation is critical, compounded by low milk prices, summer drought, heat stress, feed shortages, and now this unexplained cattle disease, which threatens the economic survival of many dairy farms.
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