Sheep Ready for docking? Clostridial vaccines Fly treatment Rings B12 injections Scabby mouth vaccine Remember exit...
September Animal Health Checklist
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Anexa News & Vet Advice
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Lamb Post-mortems
Lamb loss is a major source of wastage in the NZ sheep industry. About 17% of lambs (foetuses) present at scanning...
Yoghurtised milk to help avoid abomasal bloat in bottle-fed lambs
Abomasal bloat is a serious and life-threatening condition that affects approximately 1 in 3 bottle-fed lambs and...
August Animal Health Checklist
Sheep Prelamb drench - discuss with your vet for individual farm advice Prelamb clostridial vaccines given Prepare...
Docking Time
With lambs on the ground many of you will be thinking of getting rid of those pesky tails. Remember there is now a...
Lamb survival
The neonatal period accounts for most lamb losses on farms where toxo and campy vaccinations are used. Docking...
Bearings or Vaginal Prolapse in Ewes
Vaginal prolapses tend to occur in the last month before lambing (occasionally they will occur after lambing). A...
Docking regulations
Reminder: Docking regulations changed on 9th May 2020 Docking of lambs under 6 months of age is allowed to be carried...
Clostridial disease, cheesy gland & leptospirosis protection
Optimal Lamb Health Starts with the Ewe When the ewe is vaccinated 4 weeks pre-lambing, maternal antibodies are...