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Our Information & Advice articles are based on real-world experience and practical knowledge gained from years working with livestock and rural vets. Whether you’re managing livestock health, fencing decisions, feeding strategies, or emergency care — these guides are written to help you make informed choices on the land.
Please note: This information is intended as general guidance only. It does not replace professional veterinary advice, diagnosis or treatment. If your animals are unwell, distressed, or showing unusual symptoms, contact your veterinarian immediately.
Copper deficiency in cattle is one of the most common hidden mineral problems across Australian grazing systems. Although animals may look healthy at first, low copper levels quietly reduce fertility,
Bottle Feeding Newborn Kittens Caring for newborn kittens without their mother is demanding, but with the right routine it is very achievable. Feeding schedules, correct milk volumes, warmth, and regular
Using herbicides in horse paddocks can be done safely, but only when the right product is chosen and the label is followed carefully. In Australia, horses are classed as livestock,
Caseous lymphadenitis (CL) is a contagious bacterial disease that affects goats and sheep across Australia. It is most commonly recognised by abscesses around lymph nodes, but its impact goes far
A broken horn can be confronting. There is often blood, the goat is stressed, and the injury looks worse than it usually is. With prompt care, most goats recover well.
Staph infections are a common and often underestimated issue in goats across Australia. They are caused by Staphylococcus bacteria (often called “staph”). These bacteria can live on the skin without
