 ArticleDrenching Calves21 Dec 2020With the temperatures rising, parasites will be increasing in numbers too. Internal parasites (also known as worms) live in the gut... Read more |
 ArticleIs failure of passive transfer affecting21 Dec 2020Dr. Emma Cuttance visited us recently to discuss FPT in calves. Failure of passive transfer in dairy calves is associated with greater... Read more |
 ArticleHealthy Hooves21 Dec 2020Healthy Hoof programme focuses on the prevention of lameness, providing information and training that will have a positive impact on... Read more |
 ArticleBalancing Trace Elements21 Dec 2020Cattle will be both healthier and perform better with appropriate supplementation of key trace elements - are they getting the righ Read more |
 ArticleWeigh It Up21 Dec 2020An exciting new partnership with VetSouth and Weigh It Up. For a number of years now, Grant Heatherington has been servicing the Deep... Read more |
 ArticlePreparation for Scanning21 Dec 2020Large Animal Vet Claire shares her top tips for an easy scan. There’s a lot going on when heifers and cows are getting scanned.... Read more |
 ArticleScanning with Sunni21 Dec 2020We talk all things scanning with large animal vet, Sunita McGrath. With our dairy and beef scanning seasons coming up, the team is... Read more |
 ArticleFly Blow in the South: prevalence, preve01 Dec 2020Flystrike is the most important external parasite of sheep in New Zealand, and yes, it's definitely in Southland. Read more |
 ArticleFEC - Drench Check01 Dec 2020“The objective of worm management is to minimize the impact of worms on animal performance while minimizing the selection for dre Read more |
 ArticleBetter genes through stud selection01 Dec 2020When it comes to genes and stud selection, what is your top priority? Read more |
 ArticleQuarantine Drenching: Rams01 Dec 2020Remembering to quarantine drench rams when they come on farm can be the biggest advantage to avoiding drench resistance. Read more |
