World-first technology has arrived in the south-west that is revolutionising the way farmers administer and record drugs given to their livestock.
The system sees an end to unreliable, inaccurate injector guns and replaces them with an automatic, traceable, tamper-proof applicator that prevents underdosing and overdosing.
The term ‘cat lady’ isn’t always worn with pride, but Dr Keshe Chow is no ordinary feline enthusiast – she’s made a career out of it.
Dr Chow is from the Melbourne Cat Referral Clinic and will be in Warrnambool this Monday as part of a dedicated cats-only day at The Vet Group’s Wollaston clinic.
Rather than learning to simply cope with climate change, dairy farmers will come together next week in an effort to capitalise on the opportunities it presents.
Chris Hibburt from The Vet Group said farmers were clever, resourceful people. He said farming practices had always adapted to change and climate change was no different. Continue reading
Dry and dusty conditions across the south-west are causing a dramatic rise in the number of pinkeye infections in cattle – particularly in young stock.
The Vet Group has urged beef and dairy farmers across the Great South Coast to be vigilant, check their animals regularly and seek treatment as soon as possible. Continue reading
By Zoe Vogels, The Vet Group
Recent bushfires in the region have provided us all with a timely reminder to sit down and plan what actions we will take in the event our properties are threatened by a bushfire.
It goes without saying that your safety and the welfare of your family must come first and the CFA along with other key Government agencies do a good job of communicating this. Continue reading
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