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We will use Ivomec plus injectable this year before we turn our cows out to pasture. My question is, are you guys injecting your calves too or just the cows?

Ive heard dectomax doesn't kill liver flukes tho. Is this true?

I think Ivomec pour on may help with immature flukes but you really need an injectable like Ivomec Plus to control them. Dang I sound like a drug rep!

Thanks Arnold! Can't believe anyone remembered me! I have to admit I kinda let this forum slide, glad to be back tho. Great info as usual.

I'm not 100% sure on Ivomec but a pfizer rep told me that injectable dectomax gets up to 3 times more in the bloodstream, better for internal worms where as the pour on is better for lice. We inject in the spring and pour in the fall.

Good article Cattle Rack, thanks for shedding some light!

Sorry guy's but I'm still not sold on this. I realize TB is airborne and therefore in theory could be transmitted to cattle. I can't find any info of this ever being documented or proven in any way. Just like the Yellowstone buffalo, never proven only theory. If this was true then humans would...

Am I missing something here? Ive never heard of cattle getting diseases from deer. Is there really a documented case somewhere that I don't know about?

Could the forum moderators delete this thing?............. Please? :roll:

Here's our program; Cows get scourgard 3 (k)c 2-4 weeks prior to calving. Cows,calves and bulls get Dectomax injectable in spring before pasture, calves also get 7-way. Cows and Bulls get pour on Dectomax in fall. This has worked very well for us up here in the north country. You absolutely...

I'm not 100% sure on Ivomec but a pfizer rep told me that injectable dectomax gets up to 3 times more in the bloodstream, better for internal worms where as the pour on is better for lice.