June 2020
(Ram Vasectomies & Flies)
Mastitis
This can be a high risk time for mastitis in cows and ewes. Warmer temperatures, dirtier pastures, more flies about and calves and lambs starting to eat a more varied diet can all contribute to the risk. Keep a close eye on stock for signs of mastitis, including changes to the udder (redness, hardness, uneven
Lameness in Grazing Cattle
One of the main problems we see over the summer in cattle at grass is lameness. Most commonly this is due to an infection caused by bacteria that live in the soil – commonly known as foul in the foot. Foul can be treated very effectively with antibiotics, but it is also important to check
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