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Weekly Expert View

04
Oct

Worming cattle pre-housing with Doramax: What you need to know

27
Aug

Tribamec Duo- targeting mixed parasite infections in sheep

23
Aug

Worming cattle pre-housing with Moxodex: What you need to know

20
May

Moxodex- a closer look at the active moxidectin

25
Mar

Nematodirus in lambs

01
Mar

Coccidiosis in calves – what it is and how to spot it

Weekly Specialist's View

Worming cattle pre-housing with Doramax: What you need to know

Worming cattle pre-housing with Doramax: What you need to know

Learn what you need to know about worming cattle pre-housing with Doramax! Doramectin (Doramax) has persistent activity, protecting from the reinfection of gutworms for 5 weeks, and lungworm for 6 weeks.
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04
Oct
04
Oct

Previous Entries

27
Aug

Tribamec Duo- targeting mixed parasite infections in sheep

Tribamec Duo can be useful when there is a need for fluke control as well as treatment for gut worms and or lungworm. Triclabendazole – one of the active ingredients in Tribamec Duo - is the only one that treats all stages of liver fluke.
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23
Aug

Worming cattle pre-housing with Moxodex: What you need to know

What you need to know about worming cattle pre-housing! By using a product with persistent activity, such as Moxodex, treatment can be given four to five weeks before housing. This provides cover for the tail end of the grazing season.
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20
May

Moxodex- a closer look at the active moxidectin

Gut worms are a big problem in sheep, impacting health, welfare and productivity. Here we take a closer look at Moxodex and the active moxidectin, and why it could be a good option for parasite control in your flock.
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25
Mar

Nematodirus in lambs

Nematodirus is a significant and costly disease of young lambs, often with high mortality rates. Read our blog to learn what are the clinical signs of nematodirosis, it's impact, how to diagnose Nematodirus in lambs and treatment and prevention.
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01
Mar

Coccidiosis in calves – what it is and how to spot it

Coccidiosis is an intestinal, parasitic disease of livestock, characterised by weight loss, diarrhoea and ill thrift. It usually affects youngstock between 3 weeks and 9 months of age. It is widespread and present on most farms.
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23
Feb

Coccidiosis in lambs – treatment and prevention

Coccidiosis in lambs how to treat and prevent it! Coccidiosis is caused by the protozoan parasite Eimeria, which invades the cells lining the intestines, causing severe damage and loss of absorptive capacity for nutrients and water.
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