Animal health

ANB Vet: A legacy of care and quality for South Africa’s animals

Animal owners know that when it comes to the health and happiness of their beloved pets, care and compassion are non-negotiable. For many, cost takes a back seat to ensure their furry family members get the best possible treatment. That is why so many veterinarians rely on ANB Vet.[...]

By Kylee Mann|5th November 2024|Categories: Animal health, Livestock and game|Tags: , , , , |

Four Lakes offers the best nutritional solutions for your cattle: TraceTop Bolus and CalciVita Recharge

Four Lakes understands the vital role that proper nutrition plays in the health and productivity of your cattle. Two of their top products, TraceTop Bolus and CalciVita Recharge, have been specially formulated to address common deficiencies in cattle and enhance their overall wellbeing, ensuring farmers achieve optimal herd performance[...]

By Kylee Mann|22nd October 2024|Categories: Animal health, Livestock and game|Tags: , , , , , |

Four Lakes Importers and Exporters: The product excellence your animals need

Four Lakes Importers and Exporters, founded in 2001 by Wayde Pringle, is a privately owned company that has become a trusted name in the animal health industry. Specialising in high-quality veterinary consumables and animal health products, Four Lakes services the Southern African and international markets. The company operates as[...]

By Kylee Mann|4th October 2024|Categories: Animal health, Animal Management|Tags: , , , , |

Update on the foot and mouth disease in Eastern Cape

The outbreaks of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) in the Kouga and Kou-kamma Municipalities of the Eastern Cape Province remain of great concern.  Cattle on 26 farms have tested positive for the disease.  Cattle on these positive farms have been vaccinated to decrease the viral load and to control[...]

By Specialist Writer|29th July 2024|Categories: Animal health, News|Tags: , , , , , |

Theileriosis: Southern Africa on alert after breakout in Zimbabwe

The Zimbabwe veterinary services have confirmed an outbreak of Theileriosis throughout the country. January disease In Africa, this disease, also known as January disease, is caused by the cattle-adapted Theileria parva, which is transmitted by brown ear ticks (Rhipicephalus appendiculatus). Another similar disease which is caused by buffalo-adapted Theileria[...]

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