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The disease may be avoided by employing good sanitation and management practices. Replacement animals should be tested when purchased and retested after a 30- to 60-day isolation period during which they are kept separate from the remainder of the herd. These practices will allow detection of animals that were in the incubation period of the disease when acquired.
