Head Shaking in Horses
In the last few months I have had a few cases of head shakers. A lot of us do not really understand what the true meaning of a head shaker …
Our commitment extends to providing local livestock care, essential vaccinations, supplements, and fluid therapy. We’re dedicated to offering both supportive and preventive care for alpacas, sheep, cattle, goats, pigs and poultry.
Caring for animals is what it’s all about for us, its a lifestyle and we love it.
We continue to operate our in person animal care services for NSW customers as well as raising orphaned calves, primary production of cattle, sheep, goats, alpacas, pigs, poultry, ducks, geese, guinea fowl, rabbits. The take away here is that we have experience and are happy to share what we know.
N&W Livestock provide on farm animal husbandry support, training and guidance surrounding the day to day care of livestock.
Services include birthing support & guidance, nutritional guidance, parasite management, drenching and worming of livestock and horses, vaccinations, supplements, fluid therapy & supportive and preventative care for neonates. We have most emergency supplies on hand ready to go if you need them.
Consultations are to provide livestock husbandry guidance and demonstration and or administration of basic animal husbandry acts.
NOTE: Products used will be charged in addition to the consultation fee.
Consultations are to provide livestock husbandry guidance and demonstration and or administration of basic animal husbandry acts.
NOTE: Products used will be charged in addition to the consultation fee.
Distance is calculated based off one way travel from Whites Road, Glenorie using the most direct route shown in google maps.
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A New Approach to Managing Parasites. There is no argument that drenching is an important part of parasite management by equally so is the importance of testing.
Often performed within the first few weeks of life the removal of the tail, castration of rams, ear tagging, vaccinations and supplements makes all the difference…
The approach is now focused on the parasite and not the host animal. In some cases the host animals won’t show any signs of worm burdens…
The below table provides a general guideline as to when treatment may or may not be required. In certain circumstances a low EPG may require attention…
The Famacha system is a methodology to slow the development of drench resistance in barber’s pole worms of sheep and goats. It is based on minimising the need…
Most roundworms of sheep and goats share this basic roundworm life cycle. Worm eggs that have passed from the sheep in dung hatch and develop through first…
In the last few months I have had a few cases of head shakers. A lot of us do not really understand what the true meaning of a head shaker …
When your horse loses his appetite for no apparent reason, answer three questions as you looking for the cause.Whether it’s just a few mouthfuls of feed sitting in the bottom …
It is no secret that proper management, attention to detail and patience can lead to a more successful lambing season.Timing is key, and while the general rule of thumb is …
Pestivirus causes abortion, ill-thrift in young animals, diarrhoea and respiratory disease. It is also known as bovine viral diarrhoea virus (BVDV).Transmission is via direct contact with a carrier animal. The …
Cows standing in wet paddocks and moving through muddy and damaged laneways have an increased risk of mastitis. Photo: CanvaMuddy conditions from floods and the ongoing wet conditions in Australia …
Selenium is an essential element in the diet of animals. It plays an important role in immune function, growth and muscle function, and fertility. Selenium is found in the soil, …
Our commitment extends beyond selling livestock and agricultural supplies to include providing advice on preventative care for horses, alpacas, sheep, cattle, goats, pigs and poultry.
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