
Tag Archives veterinarian — page 2

Watch for urinary stones
Animal Health: Urinary blockages can be more common in early-castrated steers than bulls
Pre-plan for emergency slaughter
Animal Health: An animal’s suffering should be ended as soon as possible

Malignant catarrhal fever — learn about it; guard against it
Animal Health: Most sheep in North America are assumed to be carriers

Preventing parasite resistance to worms and flies
Developing and using good protocols will keep these valuable treatments working for you and your herd

Taking aim at dart gun pros and cons
Effective yes, but they need to be used with the proper diagnosis and product

More questions on mineral nutrition (part 2)
Nutrition with John McKinnon

Facing up to pain in cattle
Meloxicam brings comfort to cattle and producers

Meconium staining of newborn calves is a red flag
This spring think of meconium as an early warning sign of many things

Improper cervical dilation at calving
Recognizing when it's happening is your first step

Calving season: the tipping point for success in beef operations
Vet Advice with Dr. Ron Clarke
Holding back calves this year? We’re here to help. Feeding & backgrounding info relevant to your operation, all in one place. Get tips from the experts to get you through the season in Canadian Cattlemen: The Best of Feeding & Backgrounding.