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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Goat Vaccination Schedule
by: Dr. G.F. Kennedy A fella sent me his vaccination schedule for goats, asking for my opinion and judgement. So I plagerized it a bit and came up with a goat vaccination schedule and some thoughts. Goat Vaccination Schedule 60 … Continue reading
Posted in 2013 Sheep Questions
Tagged goats, Ovine, Pipestone, Sheep, vaccination, Vet, Veterinary
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Sheep Nose Bots
by: Dr. G.F. Kennedy Every year and generally starting on a warm day in February I get calls from people saying “My sheep are acting strangely. They are stomping their feet and holding their heads down, shaking their heads and … Continue reading
Posted in 2013 Sheep Questions
Tagged bots, fly, Ovine, Pipestone, Sheep, Vet, Veterinary
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Breeding Soundness Exams
by: Dr. Brett Kroeze Breeding Soundness Exams (BSE’S) are a very useful tool in today’s sheep industry. It allows you to differentiate between the fertile rams and the sterile rams before you put them out with the ewes. There is … Continue reading
Posted in 2013 Sheep Questions
Tagged BSE, Ovine, Pipestone, Ram Testing, Sheep, Vet, Veterinary
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Copper Toxicity
Dr. J.L. Goelz Sheep are extremely sensitive to copper toxicity, more so than any other form of livestock. The source of the toxic levels of copper are usually feed or minerals that are formulated for cattle or swine that get … Continue reading
Posted in 2013 Sheep Questions
Tagged copper toxicity, Ovine, Pipestone, Sheep, Vet, Veterinary
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Spring Pasture Problems
by: Dr. G.F. Kennedy Bloat is simply an over distention of the rumen by gas. It can occur as either free gas bloat or as frothy bloat. Frothy Bloat generally occurs when sheep are grazed on lush legume pasture such as … Continue reading
Posted in 2013 Sheep Questions
Tagged Bloat, Grass Tetany, Ovine, Pipestone, Sheep, Vet, Veterinary
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Weaning Time
by: Dr. J.D. Bobb Successful weaning of your lamb crop requires planning that starts several weeks ahead of the expected wean date. We recommend lambs be weaned at 60-70 days of age. The lambs should be well-adjusted to eating creep … Continue reading
BO-SE, MU-SE
by: Dr. G.F. Kennedy Come on folks, let’s try to make some sense of what is going on here. I received correspondence from a producer that, among other things, was giving one tenth of a cc of MU-SE at birth. … Continue reading
Posted in 2013 Sheep Questions
Tagged Ovine, Pipestone, selenium, Sheep, Vet, Veterinary, Vitamin E, White Muscle
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Caseous Lymphadenitis [CL]
by: Dr. G.F. Kennedy Here we go again. Another disease that appears to be more concern than is warranted along with MISDIAGNOSIS. Sheep and goats get abscesses and a majority of them occur about the head and always in a … Continue reading
Posted in 2013 Sheep Questions
Tagged Caseous Lymphadenitis [CL], Ovine, Pipestone, Sheep, Vet, Veterinary
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