Drenching is only half the job, checking its effectiveness is key. A faecal egg count (FEC) 1–2 weeks after drenching helps detect resistance... Read More
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Animal Health
Capsules
Protecting sheep and cattle against major parasites and diseases
Cattle Injection
Products to treat and control parasites by injection
Cattle Oral Drench
Oral drenches targeting worms in cattle
Cattle Pour-On Drench
Drench treatments for lice, ticks, fly control and more
Disinfectants
Ways to ensure your equipment remains free of bacteria
Equine Oral Drench
Oral drenches targeting worms in horses
Facial Eczema Prevention
Products to assist in the prevention of facial eczema in livestock
Fly Control
Keep your livestock safe from the flystrike disease
Lice Control
Lice control solutions for all livestock and pet types
Metabolics
Metabolic treatment products for dairy and beef cows
Mineral Supplements
All the trace minerals to keep dairy, beef and sheep healthy
Salt
A necessary supplement to maintain mineral balance
Sheep Injection
Injectable drench to protect sheep from worms
Sheep Oral Drench
Internal parasite control in sheep using oral drenches
Tick Control
Protect your animals from ticks with these products
Vaccines
A range of clostridial and other disease vaccines available
Knowledge Hub
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Posted in: Animal Health Cattle Oral Drench Sheep Oral Drench Calves Beef Dairy Lambs Sheep Calf Rearing Lambing Drenching Farming Tech Tips
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Slow drench resistanceEach year, sheep farms inevitably face the catch-22 when using drenches as part of their worm management plan. Drenching is important to protect... Read More -
Tools of the tradeOne thousand Corriedale sheep from North Canterbury Station Marble Point are in tight clusters, seemingly immune to the fast action of... Read More