“Warm weather brings on environmental factors that can lead to pink eye in cattle,” says Patrick Davis University of Missouri Extension livestock field specialist. Pink eye can lead to reduced cattle ...

Kansas State University veterinarian says that personalized prevention programs for pink eye, an acute eye disease affecting cattle of all ages, are proving to be "very, very effective" for ...

Ranchers can take steps to ensure adequate vitamin A levels in their herds through proper nutrition, mineral programs and even supplementation if levels are already undesirable. One solution for herds ...

Pinkeye (infectious bovine keratoconjunctivitis) costs stockmen thousands of dollars annually due to poor weight gains in affected animals, drop in milk production, cost of drugs and labor in treating ...