I had a call a couple of weeks ago from vets asking if I wanted to book them . It was around £8 mark which seemed dearer. Will have to look at last years price and try and get them down a bit. Certainly improved things in our flock.
Seems to be some high prices on here.
I collected mine today. £5.35 +v for the two combined
If I do whole flock this year with cevax do I just need to do replacements next year?
This is 1st year following some losses that tested positive for Enzo last lambing
Ok, hopefully see a difference next spring. Think it has just been sitting beneath the surface for a few yearsCorrect. Officially the label now says to do them every four years I think, but I don’t know of anyone that does.
Ok, hopefully see a difference next spring. Think it has just been sitting beneath the surface for a few years
Ok, hopefully see a difference next spring. Think it has just been sitting beneath the surface for a few years
The advice from my vet is that it is very unlikely to be spread by rams and that transmission at lambing is the main route - ewes licking other lambs.How did you go about dropping the enzovacc? The way i thought it infected ewes pass it on via the rams so the only way too drop it would be a whole flock cull and restart? Or buy new rams for ewe lambs and keep them separate until the older infected ewes got culled….
Did you notice any difference at scanning? We have has a few more empties in recent years and I was thinking it might be connected . . .You will!
My lambings were ok, but could tell something just wasn't right. No abortion storm, vet called it a grumble. I vaccinated the youngest 2/3 of the flock.
The difference the following lambing was night and day
Did you notice any difference at scanning? We have has a few more empties in recent years and I was thinking it might be connected . . .
That seems like a hell of a deal.Seems to be some high prices on here.
I collected mine today. £5.35 +v for the two combined
That’s just the price they quoted, didn’t have any negotiation to get that. That was parklands vet County Tyrone. They are fairly competitive for most thingsThat seems like a hell of a deal.