Bovine Veterinarian

Bovine Veterinarian is a unique publication designed exclusively for veterinarians who specialize in bovine care. It aims to deliver the latest insights and information to assist these professionals in enhancing their marketing strategies for attracting beef and dairy producers. Additionally, Bovine Veterinarian is also valuable to beef and dairy nutritionists and consultants.

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Mini-Master Class: How to Have Incredible Conversations

1 week ago | bovinevetonline.com | Peggy Coffeen

Do you dread networking events and small talk? Maybe you’ve been told you are hard to talk to or you struggle to get past the “where are you from, what do you do” conversation that ends in an awkward silence. Whether you are a dairy producer or a professional serving the dairy community, if this is you, keep reading.
BVDV: A Threat The Beef Industry Can’t Afford to Ignore

1 week ago | bovinevetonline.com | Rhonda Brooks

Some veterinarians and producers think of bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV) in narrow terms – as the virus that causes persistently infected (PI) cattle. And while that perspective is correct, Dr. Thomas Passler, DVM, PhD, says there are broader implications for BVDV and its impact on cattle and some other animal species worldwide. “(BVD) has evolved over the years and is not a single virus or just a diarrhea-causing problem.
Researchers Close in on Alpha-Gal Syndrome Meat Allergy Mystery Linked to Ticks

2 weeks ago | bovinevetonline.com | Jennifer Shike

Is wild-habitat disruption to blame for the increasing U.S. prevalence of Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS), a tick-borne allergy to animal meat? A University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill modeling study is helping close in on this mysterious meat allergy that is on the rise.
USDA Threatens To Halt Imports If Mexico Doesn't Step Up New World Screwworm Control

2 weeks ago | bovinevetonline.com | Michelle Rook

President Donald Trump’s administration warned on Saturday it will restrict livestock imports from Mexico if the Mexican government doesn’t intensify its fight against New World Screwworm. Washington’s threat came in a letter from Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins that said Mexico had limited one of the companies hired to conduct aerial spraying to eliminate the pest to flying only six days a week and had imposed “burdensome customs duties” on parts needed to keep its planes in the air.
Mild Winter for Calving Helps Protect Valuable Asset

2 weeks ago | bovinevetonline.com | Michelle Rook

The nation’s cattle herd is at a 73-year low due in large part to the historic drought that hit prime cattle production areas. However, Mother Nature was fairly kind during the calving season this year, at least in states such as Iowa. “In general I think this was one of the nicest calving seasons we’ve had for a while,” says Dr. Brett Terhaar, a technical service veterinarian for Elanco Animal Health, in Winterset, Iowa.
Your Veterinarian: A Critical Partner for Success

3 weeks ago | bovinevetonline.com | Angie Stump Denton |Karen Bohnert |Jennifer Shike

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Considerations for Feeding Cattle Through Drought

3 weeks ago | bovinevetonline.com | Maggie Malson

Several regions across the country have experienced drought conditions in recent years, and the weather trend looks to continue in 2025. It’s important to take steps to plan ahead if pasture conditions deteriorate to the point of having to supplement or feed pairs in confinement. Karla Wilke, a cow-calf and stocker management specialist for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, addressed the topic of preparing for drought situations in a recent UNL webinar.
Trump Plans to Ease Trade Tensions by Reducing Tariffs On Chinese Goods

3 weeks ago | bovinevetonline.com | Rhonda Brooks

Comments President Donald Trump made at a White House press briefing on Tuesday have signaled the U.S. trade war with China is about to de-escalate. The 145% import tax rate imposed on Chinese goods will “come down substantially, but it won’t be a zero,” Trump said. “I don’t know if we can call what President Trump did on China a U-turn, but some people are calling it that,” AgriTalk Host Chip Flory said on Wednesday.
How Feed Restriction Taps the Brakes on Mammary Function

1 month ago | bovinevetonline.com | Maureen Hanson |Karen Bohnert |Paul Beck |Angie Stump Denton

Although the relationship between dairy cow nutrition and milk yield has been studied for more than a century, researchers have never pinpointed the mechanisms by which dietary nutrients determine the rates of milk synthesis in mammary glands. Researchers at the University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada conducted a study to delve further into this complex relationship.
Calving and Cow Nutrition in Extreme Cold

Jan 29, 2025 | bovinevetonline.com | Says Vilsack |Mark Johnson |Steve Cubbage |Rhonda Brooks

Calving during the winter months can present some unique challenges. Cold and/or wet weather, higher birth weights, fewer hours of daylight and in most herds this is the time of year when we, as producers, are the primary source of nutrition provided in the form of harvested forage and supplemental feeds. What can we do to make calving in the late winter months as problem-free as possible?