Catalogue
Periodicals |
Standards
![]() |
OIE Standards, Guidelines and Resolution on antimicrobial resistance and the use of antimicrobial agents, 2nd Ed.Author(s) : OIE, 2nd Ed. 2020This second edition compiles the OIE standards and guidelines on antimicrobial resistance and the use of antimicrobial agents from the Terrestrial and Aquatic Codes and the Terrestrial Manual, the OIE List of antimicrobial agents of veterinary importance, and relevant resolutions. List of items to order |
![]() |
Manual of Diagnostic Tests and Vaccines for Terrestrial AnimalsAuthor(s) : OIE; 8th Ed., Vol. 1-3, 2018The Terrestrial Manual contributes to the international harmonisation of diagnostic methods, the surveillance and control of the most important animal diseases as well as the certification for international trade of animals and animal products. Standards are described for laboratory diagnostic tests and the production and quality control of biological products (principally vaccines) for veterinary use across the globe. ...an outstanding compilation of diagnostic procedures and a ready source of information ...designed for practical use in the laboratory setting. Journal of Parasitology |
Terrestrial Animal Health Code 2021Author(s) : OIE; 29th Ed., Vol. I & II, 2021The Terrestrial Code provides standards for the improvement of terrestrial animal health and welfare and veterinary public health worldwide including standards for safe international trade in terrestrial animals and their products. List of items to order |
Aquatic Animal Health Code 2021Author(s) : OIE; 23rd Ed. 2021The Aquatic Code provides standards for the improvement of aquatic animal health worldwide. It also includes standards for good governance, the welfare of farmed fish and use of antimicrobial agents in aquatic animals. List of items to order |
![]() |
Manual of Diagnostic Tests for Aquatic Animals 2021Author(s) : OIE; 8th Ed., 2021The Aquatic Manual provides a uniform approach to the detection of the diseases listed in the Aquatic Code, so that the requirements for health certification in connection with trade in aquatic animals and aquatic animal products can be met. It includes bibliographical references and a list of the OIE Reference Laboratories for amphibian, crustacean, fish and mollusc diseases. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 edition is rescheduled for 2021. List of items to order |
Review
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed. 2020
|
![]() |
Author(s) : G. Vroegindewey; Ed. 2020
Scientific and Technical Review, Vol. 39(2) |
![]() |
Ensuring safe trade in animals and animal products Scientific and Technical Review, Vol. 39 (1)Author(s) : Eds. C.Wolff & A.Hamilton; Ed. 2020Trade always starts with a negotiation, and a negotiation proceeds best if both parties have a common framework through which to understand each other’s expectations. The WTO–OIE framework of trade agreements and international standards serves as the basis for the exchange of information between exporting and importing countries. List of items to order |
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; ed. 2019
|
![]() |
The role of aquatic animal health in food security
Author(s) : I. Ernst & E. Peeler; Ed. 2019
|
![]() |
Author(s) : C. Barton Behravesh & J. Sinclair; Ed. 2019
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; ed. 2018
List of items to order
|
![]() |
Rabies
Author(s) : Anthony Fooks; ed. 2018
|
![]() |
The contribution of animals to human welfare
Author(s) : Temple Grandin; ed. 2018
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed.2017
|
![]() |
Biological threat reduction
Author(s) : Tammy Beckham, ed., 2017
|
![]() |
The economics of animal health
Author(s) : Jonathan Rushton, ed., 2017
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed. 2016
|
![]() |
The future of pastoralism
Author(s) : Jakob Zinsstag, Esther Schelling, Bassirou Bonfoh, eds; 2016
|
![]() |
Potential applications of pathogen genomics
Author(s) : Pablo Murcia, Massimo Palmarini, Sándor Belák, eds; 2016
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed. 2015
|
![]() |
New developments in major vector-borne diseases
Author(s) : S. Zientara, D. Verwoerd & P-P. Pastoret ; Ed. 2015
|
![]() |
New developments in major vector-borne diseases
Author(s) : S. Zientara, D. Verwoerd & P-P. Pastoret ; Ed. 2015
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed. 2014
|
![]() |
One Health
Author(s) : William B. Karesh, Ed. 2014
|
![]() |
Animal welfare: focusing on the future
Author(s) : David J. Mellor & A.C. David Bayvel; Ed. 2014
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed.: 2013
|
![]() |
Coordinating surveillance policies in animal health and food safety ‘from farm to fork’
Author(s) : Stuart Slorach; Ed.: 2013
|
![]() |
Brucellosis: recent developments towards ‘One Health’
Author(s) : G. Plumb, S. Olsen & G. Pappas; Ed.: 2013
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE ; Ed.: 2012
|
![]() |
Good governance and financing of efficient Veterinary Services
Author(s) : L. Msellati; Ed.: 2012
|
![]() |
Antimicrobial resistance in animal and public health
Author(s) : J. Acar & G. Moulin ; Ed.: 2012
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed.: 2011
|
![]() |
Models in the management of animal diseases
Author(s) : P. Willeberg, Ed.: 2011
|
![]() |
The spread of pathogens through international trade
Author(s) : S.C. MacDiarmid, Ed.: 2011
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed.: 2010
|
![]() |
Invasive species – Part 2: concrete examples
Author(s) : P.-P. Pastoret & F. Moutou; Ed.: 2010
|
![]() |
Invasive species – Part 1: general aspects and biodiversity
Author(s) : P.-P. Pastoret & F. Moutou; Ed.: 2010
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed.: 2009
|
![]() |
Veterinary education for global animal and public health
Author(s) : D.A. Walsh; Ed.: 2009
|
![]() |
Author(s) : T. Mettenleiter; Ed.: 2009
Scientific and Technical Review 28 (1) |
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed.: 2008
|
![]() |
Climate change: impact on the epidemiology and control of animal diseases
Author(s) : S. de la Rocque, S. Morand & G. Hendrickx; Ed.: 2008
|
![]() |
Changing trends in managing aquatic animal disease emergencies
Author(s) : E.-M. Bernoth; Ed.: 2008
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed.: 2007
|
![]() |
Animal vaccination – Part 2: scientific, economic, regulatory and socio-ethical aspects
Author(s) : P.-P. Pastoret, M. Lombard & A.A. Schudel; Ed.: 2007
|
![]() |
Animal vaccination – Part 1: development, production and use of vaccines
Author(s) : P.-P. Pastoret, M. Lombard & A.A. Schudel; Ed.: 2007
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed.: 2006
|
![]() |
Animal production food safety challenges in global markets
Author(s) : S.A. Slorach; Ed.: 2006
|
![]() |
Biological disasters of animal origin. The role and preparedness of veterinary and public health services
Author(s) : M. Hugh-Jones; Ed.: 2006
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed.: 2005
|
![]() |
Animal Welfare: global issues, trends and challenges
Author(s) : A.C.D. Bayvel, S.A. Rahman & A. Gavinelli; Ed.: 2005
|
![]() |
Biotechnology applications in animal health and production
Author(s) : A.A. MacKenzie; Ed.: 2005
|
![]() |
Plurithematic issue
Author(s) : OIE; Ed.: 2004
|
![]() |
Emerging zoonoses and pathogens of public health concern
Author(s) : L.J. King; Ed.: 2004
|
![]() |
Veterinary institutions in the developing world: current status and future needs
Author(s) : C. de Haan; Ed.: 2004
|
![]() |
Author(s) : OIE; Ed.: 2003
Scientific and Technical Review 22 (3) |
![]() |
Author(s) : E. Correa Melo & F. Gerster; Ed.: 2003
Scientific and Technical Review 22 (2) |
![]() |
Author(s) : C.I. Lasmézas & D.B. Adams; Ed.: 2003
Scientific and Technical Review 22 (1) |
![]() |
Author(s) : G.R. Thomson; Ed.: 2002
Scientific and Technical Review 21 (3) |
![]() |
Infectious diseases of wildlife: detection, diagnosis and management (Part Two)
Author(s) : R.G. Bengis; Ed.: 2002
|
![]() |
Author(s) : R.G. Bengis; Ed.: 2002
Scientific and Technical Review 21 (1) |
Non-periodicals |
Standards
![]() |
Attention: Please order from the new bookshop: https://www.oie.int/en/ebookshop/Author(s) :https://www.oie.int/en/ebookshop/ List of items to order |
![]() |
OIE Technical standards for manufacturing and quality control of veterinary vaccinesAuthor(s) : OIE; Ed. 2019This compilation serves as a readily accessible technical resource for vaccine manufacturers and regulatory officials, to advance global awareness and implementation of the established science-based standards for the quality, safety, and efficacy of veterinary vaccines. List of items to order |
Proceedings & Compendiums
![]() |
Biological Threat ReductionAuthor(s) : OIE; Ed. 2017Proceedings of the first OIE Global Conference on Biological Threat Reduction |
![]() |
Aquatic Animal Health: ‘Riding the Wave to the Future’Author(s) : OIE; Ed. 2016Proceedings of the Third OIE Global Conference on Aquatic Animal Health, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam |
![]() |
Veterinary Education and the Role of the Veterinary Statutory BodyAuthor(s) : OIE; Ed. 2015The Conference, attended by over 1,000 participants from over 100 countries, addressed the need for better global harmonisation and quality of veterinary education worldwide, based on OIE guidelines. It also focused on strengthening the role of Veterinary Statutory Body (VSBs) in regulating veterinarians and veterinary paraprofessionals, ensuring their quality and ethics. List of items to order |
![]() |
Animal Welfare: implementing the OIE Standards – addressing regional expectationsAuthor(s) : OIE; Ed. 2014Proceedings of the 3rd Global Conference on Animal Welfare, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. |
![]() |
Responsible and Prudent Use of Antimicrobial Agents for AnimalsAuthor(s) : OIE; Ed. 2014Responsible and Prudent Use of Antimicrobial Agents for Animals |
![]() |
Aquatic Animal Health Programmes: their benefits for global food securityAuthor(s) : OIE; Ed.: 2012 Proceedings of the OIE Global Conference on Aquatic Animal Health, Panama City, Panama |
![]() |
Rabies Control - Towards Sustainable Prevention at the Source
Author(s) : OIE; Ed., 2012
|
![]() |
Animal Health and Biodiversity – Preparing for the future
Author(s) : OIE; Ed.: 2012
|
![]() |
Foot and Mouth Disease: the way towards global controlAuthor(s) : OIE ; Ed.: 2011Proceedings of the First OIE/FAO Global Conference, Asuncion, Paraguay |
![]() |
Evolving veterinary education for a safer worldAuthor(s) : OIE; Ed. 2011Proceedings of the First OIE Global Conference, OIE Headquarters, Paris, France |
![]() |
Animal Welfare: 'Putting the OIE standards to work'Author(s) : OIE & EU; Ed.: 2011Proceedings of the 2nd Global Conference on Animal Welfare, Cairo, Egypt |
![]() |
Animal Identification and Traceability 'From Farm to Fork'Author(s) : OIE, Ed. 2010Proceedings of the First OIE Global Conference, Buenos Aires, Argentina. |
![]() |
Challenges in responding to new international & societal demands on the veterinary professionAuthor(s) : OIE; Ed.: 2006Proceedings of the Seminar ‘Challenges in Responding to New International and Societal Demands on the Veterinary Profession’ |
![]() |
Animal Welfare: an OIE initiativeAuthor(s) : OIE & European Commission; Ed.: 2004Proceedings of the Global Conference on Animal Welfare, Paris, France |
Thematic publications
![]() |
Atlas of Camel PathologyAuthor(s) : El Tigani Ahmed El Tigani Asil, Aboubakr Abdel-rashed Ibrahim Elkhouly; Ed. 2020This Atlas is intended to help veterinary students, veterinary field staff and pathologists involved in camel disease surveillance and diagnosis to identify common diseases of dromedary camels. This pictorial guide describes clinical signs and demonstrates, through a range of colour images, various post-mortem and histopathological lesions associated with 24 viral, bacterial, parasitic and fungal diseases, as well as some mineral deficiencies and toxicities. List of items to order |
![]() |
The Veterinary Laboratory and Field ManualAuthor(s) : S. Cork, R. Halliwell; 3rd Ed., 2019"What a fantastic resource… |
![]() |
Poor livestock producers,
Author(s) : J.P. Pradère; Ed. 2017
|
![]() |
Atlas of Transboundary Animal DiseasesAuthor(s) : P. Fernandez, W. White, revised English ed. 2016; éd. fr 2012 ; ed. esp. 2011The Atlas of Transboundary Animal Diseases, the OIE's bestseller, is intended to assist Veterinary Service field staffs involved in animal disease surveillance and diagnostics in identifying important transboundary diseases of livestock. The focus of this publication is on key images of clinical signs and post mortem lesions associated with 29 OIE notifiable animal diseases supplemented by basic disease information from the OIE technical disease cards. Input for this consolidated reference volume comes from OIE's global network of veterinary epidemiologists and diagnostic experts and the support of APHIS-USDA. The revised edition is available in English. List of items to order |
![]() |
Author(s) : Edited by: Samia Metwally & Susanne Münstermann ; Ed. 2016
|
![]() |
Guide to terrestrial animal health surveillanceAuthor(s) : OIE; Ed. 2015The purpose of surveillance is to provide timely and relevant information to allow early warning and inform policy makers for rapid response to reduce the spread and mitigate the impact of disease. |
![]() |
Atlas of Porcine DermatologyAuthor(s) : J.M.Gourreau,R. Drolet, G.-P. Martineau, H. Morvan, P.-P. Pastoret, D. Pin & D. W. Scott ; Ed. 2015This Atlas, which has been lavishly illustrated, is the first of its kind and fills a gap in the global veterinary literature. The advantage of this book is that it takes into account all aspects of porcine dermatology (it covers non-infectious diseases and those whose origins are neither parasitic nor fungal), thus facilitating differential diagnosis. List of items to order |
![]() |
A review of the scientific literature on the control of Salmonella spp. in food-producing animals other than poultryAuthor(s) : S. Belluco, V. Cibin, R. Davies, A. Ricci & A. Wales; Ed. 2015Salmonella species are prominent and enduring pathogens worldwide, which represent a challenge for both animal and human health. This review provides an extensive summary of the prevalence, epidemiology and control of Salmonella in non-avian livestock, as well as a review of attribution studies relating it to human disease. List of items to order |
![]() |
Bee health and veterinariansAuthor(s) : Wolfgang Ritter ; Ed. 2014Maintaining bee health is a central responsibility in beekeeping, for both professional and amateur beekeepers, because only healthy bees are able to pollinate successfully and achieve a good honey harvest. Bee losses have become an increasingly serious problem throughout the world. List of items to order |
![]() |
Wildlife Disease Risk AnalysisAuthor(s) : IUCN SSC & OIE; Eng. Ed. 2014 ; Ed. Esp. 2016The Manual of Procedures and the Guidelines for Wildlife Risk Analysis provide practical guides that will be useful to the growing and diverse range of professionals, policy-makers and decision-makers faced with the social, political and technical complexities assessment and management of wildlife associated disease risk scenarios. List of items to order |
![]() |
Handbook on Import Risk Analysis for Animals and Animal Products
Author(s) : OIE; Volume I; Ed. 2010
|
![]() |
Author(s) : OIE; Volume II; Ed.: 2004
II. Quantitative risk analysis |
![]() |
Wild Mammals
Author(s) : A. François, Cl. Guintard & J.-P. Mangin; Ed. 2010
|
![]() |
Author(s) : F. Corsin, M. Georgiadis, K. Larry Hammell, B. Hill; Ed.: 2009
|
![]() |
Trichinellosis: WHO/FAO/OIE GuidelinesAuthor(s) : J.Dupouy-Camet & K.D. Murell; Ed.: 2007Guidelines for the surveillance, management, prevention and control of Trichinellosis were developed with the objective of updating scientists, the public, and public health agencies responsible for trichinellosis control and prevention on these new developments and on the latest understanding of trichinellosis. The Guidelines reflect the accumulated knowledge and expertise of many internationally renowned experts on this zoonosis and the contents cover the most recent discoveries and advances in Trichinella biology, systematics, epidemiology, diagnosis, patient management, prevention and control. List of items to order |
![]() |
Zoonoses et maladies transmissibles communes à l'homme et aux animaux
Author(s) : Pedro N. Acha, Boris Szyfres; Ed.: 2005
|
![]() |
Taeniosis - cysticercosis: WHO-FAO-OIE GuidelinesAuthor(s) : K.D. Murrell; Ed.: 2004
The WHO/FAO/OIE Guidelines for the Surveillance, Prevention and Control of Taenisosis and Cysticercosis is a compilation of the knowledge and valuable expertise of a great many internationally recognised experts on this zoonosis, accumulated over more than a hundred years of research. With out this knowledge base, effective and proven recommendations for diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control will not be possible. |
![]() |
Historical Perspective of Rabies in Europe and the Mediterranean BasinAuthor(s) : A.A. King, A.R. Fooks, M. Aubert, A.I. Wandeler; Ed.: 2004
Throughout the 20th Century, control strategies for rabies in Europe have significantly reduced the human burden of disease. Rabies has been successfully eradicated from many European countries and in this book leading experts describe the various approaches that have been taken. |
![]() |
History of the surveillance and control of transmissible animal diseasesAuthor(s) : J. Blancou; éd. fr. : 2000; Eng. Ed.: 2003...a book that is scholarly and exhaustive without being turgid or dull, illuminating and engaging without being superficial or facetious. It really ought to be in the library of every animal disease research establishment, and of course of every veterinary school where one would hope that students as well as staff would peruse it... Veterinary History
This book outlines the history of the surveillance and control of the major transmissible diseases (sheep pox, foot and mouth disease, anthrax, glanders, contagious bovine pleuropneumonia, rinderpest, rabies, tuberculosis, and ecto- and endoparasitic disease), as well as wildlife diseases.
|
Technical Series
![]() |
Author(s) : G. Wareth; Ed. 2019
|
![]() |
Qualitative risk assessment of the spread of foot and mouth disease by international trade in deboned beef, Technical Series Vol. 11Author(s) : D.J. Paton, M. Sinclair & R. Rodríguez; Ed. 2011Deboning beef is one of the main measures taken to mitigate the risk of the spread of foot and mouth disease. This timely publication provides a detailed and comprehensive guide to all aspects of this trade.
List of items to order
|