Checklist for newborn calves moving to hutches
The beginning of a calf’s life can dramatically impact the future. Use this checklist for moving calves to hutches to improve immune function and minimize disease risks.
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How do we keep antibiotics working?
The list of new antibiotics for cattle isn’t growing. From prevention to detection and treatment, learn about the Health for Animals association’s roadmap to keeping cattle healthy.
Optimizing immune function in neonatal calves
Vaccinating a newborn calf doesn’t mean it is immediately protected. Learn about other contributing factors to various diseases and how to prevent infection.
New antibiotic option for BRD, pinkeye and foot rot now available
A new cattle antibiotic that treats BRD, foot rot and pinkeye is now FDA approved. Discover how it can help treat some of the most common cattle disease challenges.
Choose the right vaccine for calf scours protection
Colostrum management is a critical factor in raising healthy dairy calves. By choosing the right vaccine, you reduce the risk of calf scours.
Assessing the risks and financial impact of calfhood respiratory disease
With the prevalence of pneumonia and other respiratory diseases in calves, identify and manage risk factors to help prevent losses.
Keys to protect cattle being shipped: Established health protocols and communication
Without established health protocols, shipping cattle can significantly increase the possibility of disease introduction, especially for calves that are commingled with cattle from other dairies.
Building trust in intranasal vaccination
Establishing an early foundation of protection against bovine respiratory disease (BRD) is why dairy veterinarians and producers choose intranasal vaccination for young calves.
Intranasal vaccine leads the way in early protection
What we do to help calves build immunity within the first weeks and months of life has a big impact on their lifetime milk production.
Dry period mastitis linked to reproductive efficiency
Reproductive performance is an important driver of dairy farm profitability and can be impacted by dry period mastitis. Here’s what you need to know.