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A commonly used and predictable method of addressing anaplasmosis is by incorporating a feed-grade chlortetracycline in the animal’s feed or mineral supplements. When prescribing one, consider the product formulation.

Winter cold and storms are here, and the risk for bovine respiratory disease may be right around the corner as well.

Synovex One Grower has been approved for pasture and feedyard cattle.

Under the banner Driven to Care, Zoetis brings to life its specific commitments to Communities, Animals and the Planet.

Outliers — those animals that are chronically ill or need surgical care — are an expected occurrence, and they can undermine the profit opportunity of a pen or group of cattle if they aren’t managed intentionally.

The R&D incubator lab at Colorado State University brings livestock health research, jobs to Fort Collins.

Zoetis targets livestock immunotherapies as alternatives to antibiotics.

Annual scholarship program surpasses $6.7 million in funds awarded over 10 years.