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Beef & Feedlot

 

salBeef producers in the Lancaster WI area call on the Lancaster Vet Clinic for their veterinary services. When it is time to wean calves and get chute work done, our veterinarians are here to work with you and your herd.

We can ultrasound and pregnancy detect as early as 30 days of gestation in cows and 29 days in heifers. We can detect sex between 55 and 85 days of gestation. Please call us for information regarding implant protocol, vaccination schedules, and calf care. Pasture management is key to your success as a beef animal producer and we know how to help. We can help with synchronizing pregnancies, semen testing bulls, and feeding out your calves efficiently. Keeping calfhood vaccinations up-to-date is critical for maximum survival rate and future productivity.

We will help you get those feedlot steers gaining at peak efficiency for a consistent rate of gain and top meat quality. We also have experience spaying feedlot heifers. Dr. Harper is adept at organic options as well when dealing with preventative medicine in your feedlot.

We can help answer your livestock health questions. We want your cow-calf herd to grow and prosper, and we want your feedlot operating at top performance.

Wisconsin beef

 

 

Getting Ahead of Fleas: Your Fall Guide to Parasite Prevention

9/7/2023

As pet owners, we can attest that flea infestation can not only be annoying but also extremely dangerous to our pets. Fleas can cause severe skin irritation, anemia, and even transmit deadly diseases. As we approach the fall season, it's essential to be proactive in preventing fleas before they become a problem. In this article, we will discuss the flea life cycle, the dangers of fleas infesting your pet, signs to look out for, the benefits of flea prevention, and why you should purchase flea prevention medication from us, your trusted veterinarian.

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Back to School Blues: Helping Your Pet Adjust to a Quieter House

8/21/2023

Back to school season is an exciting time for kids, but for pets, it can be the source of anxiety and stress. After a summer filled with playtime, cuddles, and attention, the sudden decrease in activity can have a profound impact on our pets. It's common for pets to experience separation anxiety when their families head back to work and school, and it's important for pet owners to recognize the signs and take steps to help their pets adjust. In this blog post, we will discuss some strategies to help your pets ease into a quieter home.

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Pet Owner’s Springtime Checklist

4/7/2023

Have you thrown yourself into your spring cleaning? If you’re like most people, you’re airing out the house, getting some plants in the ground, and enjoying the beauty of this season with your pet by your side. In fact, this is one of the best times of year to be a pet–the birds and squirrels are active and back to their favorite hobby of entertaining our dogs and cats, and the weather is perfect for letting some fresh air in for your cat or taking your dog on a long walk. If you’ve knocked out your spring cleaning and are ready to move on to some pet care musts, we’re here to help! We put together a list to help you plan your springtime pet care.

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