Animal Health Tips & More

One of the topics discussed at the beef meeting this past month was pelvic measurements in heifers. Here is a little reminder on how it...

Respiratory diseases in dairy calves can lead to significant economic losses. For herds practicing autumn block calving, where a large...

For those sheep or beef farms who have completed the Animal Health and Welfare Pathway review (with associated wormer or BVD testing),...

Neosporosis is a parasitic disease caused by the protozoan Neospora caninum, which primarily affects cattle but can also infect other...

All dairy farms in the UK now adopt the approach of selective dry cow therapy at drying off. It is an approach to help promote udder...

Hypotrichosis, commonly referred to as hairlessness, is an unusual genetic condition affecting various cattle breeds, including the...

As spring pushes on, you may have seen that the SCOPS nematodirus risk level for our area has now moved back down to 'low'. This means...

Irrespective of the size of your herd, making appropriate calculated decisions on individual cows with high cell counts is essential to...

As we head into the longest daylight period of the year, the list of jobs still to be done should be getting a little shorter. Hopefully...

As lush green pastures emerge with the onset of spring, cattle are often exposed to a hidden danger- hypomagnesemia, commonly known as...