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<blockquote data-quote="Lucky_P" data-source="post: 1455255" data-attributes="member: 12607"><p>Steve, yes. We gave a booster of Inforce 3 two weeks after nose-blab placement. Recent info presented at food-animal veterinarian meeting suggested that two doses of intranasal provide better protection against BRD with less 'set-back' than the injectible mlv products. Of course, if you're looking to prime retained heifers for fetal protection, this is probably not the best way to go...I'd probably still be recommending two rounds of an injectible mlv product for the girls. </p><p></p><p>Dun, the oxfendazole(or other benzimidazole dewormer) and moxidectin(or other macrocyclic lactone) combination takes advantage of the fact that the two classes of dewormers have better efficacy against some worm species than others. For example, Nematodirus populations are largely resistant to the benzimidazoles(white, oral dewormers); Cooperia populations have largely developed resistance to the MLs(ivomec,cydectin, etc.) Using the two in combination gets close to 99.9% of them all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lucky_P, post: 1455255, member: 12607"] Steve, yes. We gave a booster of Inforce 3 two weeks after nose-blab placement. Recent info presented at food-animal veterinarian meeting suggested that two doses of intranasal provide better protection against BRD with less 'set-back' than the injectible mlv products. Of course, if you're looking to prime retained heifers for fetal protection, this is probably not the best way to go...I'd probably still be recommending two rounds of an injectible mlv product for the girls. Dun, the oxfendazole(or other benzimidazole dewormer) and moxidectin(or other macrocyclic lactone) combination takes advantage of the fact that the two classes of dewormers have better efficacy against some worm species than others. For example, Nematodirus populations are largely resistant to the benzimidazoles(white, oral dewormers); Cooperia populations have largely developed resistance to the MLs(ivomec,cydectin, etc.) Using the two in combination gets close to 99.9% of them all. [/QUOTE]
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