MyPharmStoreJune 2019 Newsletter
It’s Getting Hot Out There! It’s June already and despite the very wet spring, it appears that summer is on its way. Of course, with all of the work …
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May 2019 Newsletter
Euthanasia and Handling of Dead Stock Have you ever experienced the following scenario or a similar scenario? You’ve come to the realization that the animal that has been down …
April 2019 Newsletter
Spring Is Here And Pink Eye Is Right Around The Corner! Spring, it seems, is finally here. Soon everyone will be busy working fields and getting this year’s crops …
March 2019 Newsletter
If you have dairy cattle, you’ve most likely experienced animals with udder sores. Typically you find it in the cleft of the udder of older cows or between the …
Dr. Bargren Moving To Michigan – February 2019
February 2019 Newsletter PDF As many of you already know, we are sad to announce that by the time that you read this newsletter, Dr. Carrie Bargren of our …
Checklist for Cold Weather Calf Care – January 2019
January 2019 Newsletter PDF Since January weather can be incredibly cold and unpredictable, here’s a checklist to help make sure your calves will make it through any extreme cold …
Tetracycline Powder, Sam Horses, Xmas Wishes – December 2018
December 2018 Newsletter PDF What’s on Their Feet? Back in July the FDA began an 18-month program to look at the prevalence of tetracycline residues in bulk tank milk. …
Rainy Weather Brings Another Danger: Footrot – September 2018
September 2018 Newsletter PDF With all the rain we’ve had in the last few weeks, it’s a good time to brush up on a disease in cattle, sheep and …
10 Things to Remember About “The Beef Side of Milk” – July 2018
July 2018 Newsletter PDF Thank you to everyone who made it to our Producer Meeting Friday June 29th on “The Beef Side of Milk” presented by Dr. Dick Wallace …
Don’t Needle Your Way out of This! – June 2018
June 2018 Newsletter PDF We use needles every day to prevent disease through vaccination and treat sick animals, but they are so small and seemingly insignificant we forget that …