Anexa News & Vet Advice
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Accurate scanning and post-scanning review for the win
Pregnancy testing is a big event in your farming calendar. By choosing to get as much information as possible, about...
The Hidden costs of Facial Eczema – Can you afford to take the risk?
Cows visibly suffering from Facial Eczema (FE) are just the tip of the iceberg in your herd. If you have even one cow...
Be aware of these holiday hiccups
The holiday season is rapidly approaching and, for those of us with pets, there are a few extra considerations to take...
Claws and Consequences: Squirt’s Fight with the Abscess
Squirt is a friendly, curious cat who is known throughout the area for his charming personality. However, he had a...
Cognosco provides mastitis and milk management workshop to chinese veterinarians
Scott McDougall and the team at Cognosco provided mastitis management and control training to a group of 19 farm...
Update from the Board, November 2023
Anexa's Board of Directors met on 27th October 2023 and welcomed newly elected board members Malcom Edward and Paul...
Mitzie’s Qu-ear Trouble
Meet Mitzie, an eight-month-old kitten. Mitzie is a frequent flier at Anexa Te Kauwhata and has been from a young age,...
More BVD on farm this season
We have had more BVD issues identified in the bulk tank samples this year than we have for a few years. When things...
Leptospirosis in New Zealand: Risks, Updates, and New Vaccines
Leptospirosis (lepto) is a serious disease of people and animals – it can make us really sick! The word lepto is so...
Halloween Pet Safety: How to Keep Your Pets Safe
Halloween is a time of spookiness and fun for humans, but it can bring unexpected dangers for our pets. To keep them...
Are bones good for dogs?
You've probably heard the idea that bones are good for dogs, but actually, it's a bit of a myth. In reality, bones can...
Nose and soft palate surgery for Pugs, French Bulldogs and English Bulldogs
Approximately 50% of Pugs, French Bulldogs and English Bulldogs are affected by brachycephalic airway syndrome (BOAS)....