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Second case of bluetongue virus confirmed in Scotland as concern grows
['John Sleigh']
The Scottish Farmer | News
She said: "Bluetongue has been detected on a second farm in South West Scotland involving two sheep.
A bluetongue case refers to a location where one or more animals have tested positive for the virus.
The first Scottish case was confirmed on August 8 in a single sheep.
The second case, announced on August 12, involves two sheep on another farm in south-west Scotland.
Bluetongue is a notifiable disease, and any suspicion of infection must be reported immediately to the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) Scotland.