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In connection with the investigation of a disease in salmonids in the Gaula and Orkla rivers, the Norwegian Veterinary Institute suspects ulcerative dermal necrosis (UDN).
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The Norwegian Veterinary Institute has discovered a skin disease that affects spawning salmon and sea trout as they move up the river to spawn, following an investigation of the disease in dead salmon found in the Orkla and Gaula rivers.
In connection with the investigation of a disease in salmonids in the Gaula and Orkla rivers, the Norwegian Veterinary Institute suspects ulcerative dermal necrosis (UDN).