Proudly exhibiting at the Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners annual conference this week. Be sure to stop by at our booth today or tomorrow if you haven't already! #WCABP#veterinary#calgary#bovine
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Dairy farmers - Bovine leukosis can impair health and productivity. We are looking for dairy herds in SW Ontario for a study on when leukosis infection occurs. Periodic visits over 18 months.
See details ⬇️and contact us to discuss if you're interested.
Saviez-vous que la poudre Electrate contient du zinc ? Une étude de l'UC Davis a révélé qu'une supplémentation en zinc chez les #veaux souffrant de #diarrhée empêchait non seulement la perte de poids, mais était associée à une prise de poids. Pour usage vétérinaire seulement
Did you know that Electrate powder contains zinc? A UC Davis Study found that zinc supplementation in #calves with #diarrhea not only prevented weight loss but was associated with weight gain. For vet use only in Canada. Details on our website: https://t.co/5aJMfQjK6M
Novormon™ helps stimulate follicle development in functional ovaries of cows, ewes, and sows. Available by veterinary prescription in Canada. https://t.co/6DDhyw4dVp
With the Eastern Ontario Calf Symposium less than a month away, we would like to introduce you to our first keynote speaker Dr. David Renaud. @DavRenaud
Great study published by UC Davis Effectiveness of zinc supplementation on diarrhea and average daily gain in pre-weaned dairy calves https://t.co/IaPJNuPeso
Did you know our Electrate Powder for the maintenance of electrolyte levels in dairy and beef calves also contains #zinc ? Read more here:
https://t.co/0U8DHguCKn
If calves had no disease at all, their risk of dying is just 2%. If they have diarrhea, they move to a 4% risk of death. Respiratory disease moves them to a 14% risk. They learned that diarrhea is a gateway disease for respiratory disease.
Dr. Dave Renaud at the University of Guelph says that a study in 2004 found 37% of dairy calves had failed passive immunity. A repeat of that study in 2019 found that number down to 19%, so a big improvement. Lots of dairy info at the @DairyatGuelph research information day today
A few of you have been asking for more tips for handling the up and down temperatures during this time of year, and one of the easiest places to start is with bedding!
Learn more here: https://t.co/eFs4v2WqO0
#calftiptuesday