The purchase of high quality, multi-dose syringes can make vaccinating cattle easier and more efficient. Both barrel- and bottle-mount styles can work well. When selecting barrel syringes, consider the vaccine dose to determine the best size. For 2 mL products, a 25 mL barrel is best because it allows for a full squeeze of the handle. The 50 mL barrel is best for products that require a 5 mL dose. Automatic syringes with plastic tubing running from the bottle to the syringe should not be used for vaccination; these are better suited for dewormers and antibiotics. Are you a certified Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) producer? If you’re not, the training is free and available online and in person at select meetings across the state. Read more…
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