Our Bolus Gun Cattle is an applicator that: Helps easily administer boluses to cattle thanks to the handle that allows you to keep one hand free Is strong and durable thanks to the solid metal design Can hold two boluses at once Is suitable for all boluses in the category Cattle
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Our Calf Bolus Gun is an applicator that: Helps easily administer boluses to calves thanks to the handle that allows you to keep one hand free Is strong and durable thanks to the solid metal design Can hold multiple boluses at once Is suitable for all boluses in the category calves and sheep
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Resco is proud to introduce yet again a new product. After lasts month's Efferfizz, we now launch Aspitop! Aspitop is a bolus with natural aspirin and full of antioxidants. It is designed to immediately relieve cows from pain and suffering and to improve their comfort.
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Milk fever is a complex metabolic disease in cows that usually occurs around calving and most commonly in high-yielding dairy cows from three years and older. The average cost, including medicines, veterinary services, and estimated production loss, amounts up to 334 USD per case (or 0,01 Bitcoin at the time of writing, but that has probably already changed by now). Calcitop bolus is an easy solution to prevent all this from happening. And to give the cows and farmer an even better protection we have created an improved formula.
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When rearing calves, farmers strive for regular growth of their animals. This can only be achieved when the calves get enough food and when farmers ensure that the animals remain healthy. A common, yet underexposed, problem to the calves’ health is coccidiosis (also named eimeriosis). A 2011 study in Austria showed that only 45% of the farmers were familiar with the term “coccidia”. So, what is this? What is coccidiosis in calves? Coccidiosis is an important parasitic disease of vertebrate animals (including calves and adult cattle) and is a common cause of scours. The infection is mainly seen in calves from 3 weeks up to approximately 1 year of age and is highly prevalent on cattle farms. This high prevalence causes a big financial impact to farms due to reduced growth or even death of calves.
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