Cattle Diseases
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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Histophilosis-caused issues in feedlot cattle
H. somni can be difficult to detect and treat and can cause a variety of clinical syndromes in feedlot cattle including pneumonia, thrombotic meningoencephalitis (TME), reproductive disease, joint infections and more.
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Control Clostridium perfringens type A bacteria levels in calves
Clostridium perfringens type A (CpA), if allowed to overgrow because of excess starch or carbohydrates in the ration, can result in sudden death.
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Regulating cattle temperature in seasonal stress
The regulation of body temperature within an acceptable range to help avoid heat or cold stress is called thermoregulation.
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Prepare your feeding routines for heat stress
As temperatures continue to rise, so do concerns regarding heat stress in cattle. Heat stress can lead to reduced intake, decreased digestibility and diminished performance.
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