Articles Tagged with ''vaccination''
Vaccines can fail for a multitude of reasons, but whatever the reason, it is something no producer wants to deal with. Producers can take simple steps to help limit vaccine failures and have solutions in place if they need them.
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Summer challenges for calves: Preventing pneumonia, pinkeye and enterotoxemia
Proper vaccinations, early detection and treatment are crucial for preventing and managing summer calf diseases. Close monitoring of calves is essential for early intervention and successful outcomes.
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Your best shot at immunity: How trace minerals support vaccination protocols
Vaccination is vital to most operations’ profitability, and proper nutrition – particularly adequate consumption of trace minerals – enhances a vaccination program’s efficacy.
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Internal parasites wreak havoc on more than growth rates
Growth, milk production, immune function and reproduction can all be compromised with internal parasites. An effective deworming program is critical for an efficient operation.
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Thinking beyond VL5 for reproductive vaccines
When thinking about pre-breeding vaccines, the first thought is often protecting against vibrosis and leptospirosis. However, there are a few other disease challenges that may have a larger effect on the overall herd.
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Threading the needle: Single-use syringes vs. repeater syringes
The decision between single-use and repeater syringes depends on each operation’s risk of disease transmission and should always be reinforced by good vaccination protocols.
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Size matters: The impact of proper needle selection and management
Using the wrong length or diameter of needles can cause issues when treating or vaccinating calves. Best management practices can help avoid failed efficacy, potential harm to the animal and product loss through trimming or carcass condemnation.
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Precision animal management: What is it and how can it help you?
Thanks to new technologies, producers can manage cattle more precisely and efficiently. Learn how to apply precision animal management practices on your operation.
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Reducing disease risk on a cow-calf operation
Many cow-calf operations are considered closed herds and only bring new animals onto the property with the addition of new herd sires. However, with any new addition, the greater the risk for disease and the need for biosecurity.
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Should you re-treat that sick calf?
When it comes to treating BRD, consult a veterinarian to determine proper post-treatment intervals and take steps to increase first-treatment success.
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