Dawbuts in Camden, New South Wales, Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Dawbuts

Locality: Camden, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 4655 6464

Address: 9 Mitchell Street 2570 Camden, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.dawbuts.com

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25.01.2022 I know just where they come from.........

24.01.2022 Got horses? Tell the researchers what you do to control worms.

24.01.2022 Interesting sheep. Lot 20 for the ram sale. 106 kg and doing 530g/day for the last month. 19.4 micron and cut 6.1 kg at 8 months of age. This ram is sired by... Yarrawonga W193 (sold in 2018 for $60,000). W193 was part of our AI program and there are 9 of his sons in the on property sale. All rams are in the paddock on grass great weight gains for on grass! See more

23.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS- Dr THOMAS WILLIAMS Dr William's PhD involved research in a developing agriculture system. Water buffalo are important milk producers in the s...mall holder dairy farming systems of Pakistan. Dr William's research focused on parasites-specifically gastrointestinal nematodes, looking at their prevalence in water buffalo in Pakistan and in the extensive grazing enterprises in Australia. His research found several farm management factors that could reduce infection. He also identified potentially a new species of gastrointestinal nematodes, that had not been previously described #R4D #ResearchForDevelopment #RAID

22.01.2022 Great season for barber's pole worms.

22.01.2022 We love seeing your samples reach us here in the lab But they don’t always reach us in their best condition Use this checklist to make sure that your samples reach us safe and sound! ... #wormywednesday #diagnostictesting #parasitology #sendingsamples #checklist #lab #weneedawormemoji

22.01.2022 If you missed the 'Test, Treat, Gain' webinar on Livestock Parasitology, click on the link to view on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xy1NhCcG4a8

20.01.2022 Did you know *Dawbuts* has Japanese roots!? Can you guess what it means? Find out tomorrow for #wormywednesdays !!

20.01.2022 Live larvae on the loose! It’s not everyday we see larvae whilst doing worm egg counts - and for good reason (even though we do find them quite interesting!) Larvae seen like this in a sample means that they have hatched from the eggs. This indicates a sample is not fresh, and therefore the worm egg count result may not be as accurate as it should be ... Keep our sample collection tips in mind when submitting your next sample! #wormywednesday #livelarvae #larvae #parasitology #freshisbest #samples #samplecollection #tips #weneedawormemoji

18.01.2022 Keep our sample collection tips in mind when submitting your next sample Fresh is best! ... #wormywednesday #livelarvae #larvae #parasitology #freshisbest #samples #samplecollection #tips #weneedawormemoji

17.01.2022 Yes you read correctly! Unfortunately, this figure also includes the drenches that aren’t working as effectively as they should... We know we talk about this a lot (sorry not sorry ) but it’s a lot of money and time you could be saving not to mention how much of an improvement to animal production and welfare that could be achieved if you knew you were using a drench that was working. Thinking about doing a drench test? Follow that gut feeling! We can help you out ... #wormywednesdays #parasitology #anthelmintics #drenchtesting #savemoney #improveproductivity #improveanimalwelfare #wecanhelp #weneedawormemoji

15.01.2022 Tomorrow at 10! Link below

15.01.2022 It’s not just our crops and livestock that are taking advantage of these sunny days and great rainfall Infective larvae on pastures can thrive in these ideal conditions, and as a result more can, and will be picked up by grazing livestock It is important to note that younger stock starting to graze are more susceptible, so the chance of an unwanted worm burden developing is high. Over the last couple of weeks, the Dawbuts lab have seen increasingly high WECs This is ...due to internal parasites becoming more active with moist warm weather conditions In these temperate conditions larvae can survive in your pasture for extended periods of time, so it is important to manage your stocking rates carefully and monitor faecal counts to avoid and prevent outbreak. #wormywednesday #parasitology #diagnostics #lab #infective #larvae #grazing #temperate #weneedawormemoji

15.01.2022 Take a bow Lisa and the Techion lab team...a new Techion record achieved with more than 26,000 samples processed the Invermay lab so far this year! Will we make 27,000?

15.01.2022 Our upcoming webinar will look at #OJD. We will discuss all elements about the disease, its signs, symptoms and effects of sheep biosecurity - how to mini...mise your risk when you are buying livestock - and what you need to know regarding purchases vaccination - what the program involves, and how to safely administer the vaccine. We'll be joined by three speakers - Dr Matt Playford, of Dawbuts Dr Rob Barwell of Animal Health Australia and Dr Kelly Graham, of Zoetis. All are experts in this field and will be happy to take questions. Usual time and day - Thursday 29/10 at 1pm Register here: https://bit.ly/34kQWOF See you there! #weknowsheep #rebuildtheflock WoolProducers Australia Sheep Producers Australia See more

14.01.2022 Webinar on OJD tomorrow 1-00pm, thanks to SheepConnect NSW and AWI.

14.01.2022 Join us this Wednesday! Don’t miss out

13.01.2022 Makes you think, doesn't it?

12.01.2022 Matt getting in the zone for the Sheep Connect NSW webinar tomorrow! Parasite control in sheep TOMORROW 10am LIVE! Good fun guaranteed ... Register here https://bit.ly/3lvj8Vv

12.01.2022 Ask us about testing for resistance to worms

12.01.2022 Congratulations to Andrew on winning the 'Pride of Workmanship' award at Camden Rotary Club. Pictured with Tara & Matt.

12.01.2022 Proud to announce our new sponsorship arrangements.

10.01.2022 Worms can lead to ill-thrift in replacement heifers. Meet your bw targets by getting in control

10.01.2022 Parascaris equorum eggs have very interesting features that assist with their survival These eggs have a very thick multi-layered outer shell which means they can survive a long period in harsh, and ever-changing environmental conditions, sometimes up to 10 years! Their sticky outer layer allows them to adhere to many surfaces including other horses (hair, skin, teats etc.) and their environment (pasture etc.). As a result, ascarids are more of an issue during foalin...g season (right now!). Foals up to 6 months of age are more susceptible because they pick up eggs off their mother’s udder and have not developed immunity to this worm. This, alongside the fact that eggs can be transmitted through milk, has earnt P.equorum its common name of the ‘milk worm’ To help prevent infection, have a worm egg count (WEC) done on your mares before foaling, and treat horses that are positive. Brood mares should be run on clean paddocks and extra attention be given to manure management and disposal. Teats should also be checked regularly to make sure they are clear of any faecal material. Foals like to poke their nose around and lick and chew on objects around them, so its imperative to make sure their surrounding areas have been cleanedHaving a WEC done on your foals will also be beneficial to monitor for any burdens. #wormywednesdays #parascarisequorum #ascaris #milkworm #survival #equine #veterinaryparasitology #wormeggcounts #wormeggs #foalingseason #weneedawormemoji

10.01.2022 Matthew Playford from Dawbuts giving us the X Factor! Lice can be an issue especially if an existing infestation has not been treated. Wool looking a little shabby or there’s more on your fences than on your flock? This could be a clear indication! #wormywednesday #thelicesong #lousysheep #parasitology #veterinarydignostics

09.01.2022 Don’t forget to click on the link and REGISTER (very important!) to our TEST, TREAT, GAIN webinar THIS THURSDAY with FECPAK! Why you should test What do I treat with? What you can gain ... Don’t miss out!

09.01.2022 Clear your diaries, Matt is back again with another webinar - this time with Fecpak! Worms: It’s what we know best! How Worm Egg Testing leads to better treatment decisions FECPAK as an easy and convenient option to do testing ... Don’t forget to click ‘Going’ below!

09.01.2022 Do we have a treat for you! Dawbuts is bringing the X-factor... Can you guess what it is? Tune in for #wormywednesday tomorrow!!

09.01.2022 If you missed the SCNSW and AWI webinar 'Update on Johne's disease in sheep', you can find it here. https://sheepconnectnsw.com.au/tools/

07.01.2022 Did you know? Treating worms with a drench they are already somewhat resistant to can make drench resistance worse, resulting in ineffective worm control with t...he potential for production loss, deaths and a need for even more drenches. Find out more: http://www.wormboss.com.au//choosing-and-using-drenches.php

06.01.2022 This year is shaping as a terror flystrike season. Find out the best prevention strategy using the FlyBoss tools

05.01.2022 Using parasites to potentially cure autoimmune diseases! Interesting read!

05.01.2022 Quarantine drenching is essential! Don’t forget to use 4 actives when drenching incoming stock #wormywednesday #quarantine #quarantinedrench #newstock #newactives #drench #veterinaryparasitology #wormeggcounts #weneedawormemoji

05.01.2022 Join us on the 22nd November for the Downes Nursery Classic road race, We are really looking forward to this one, there will be over $2,500 in prizes, trophies ...and medals. A&B grade will do 4 laps of our Morton Park rd course and ~65km and C&D Grade will do 3 laps ~48km. The new owners at The Store Menangle will be opening at 7 am for us so grab a coffee and get charged up, event details here http://ow.ly/AFo150ChjIu

02.01.2022 Yes! The Rhys O'Shea Christmas Classic will be held on 13 December 2020 at Menangle. Big prize money on offer for all 4 grades. Come and mix it with the best.

02.01.2022 Check out Matt on Instagram! Did you guess what Dawbuts translates to (in Japanese!) Let us know!! https://www.instagram.com/tv/CFL5_veFxSJ/

01.01.2022 Wool leader urges pain relief after activist priorities named Australian sheep producers must take a holistic approach to current and future animal welfare chal...lenges, but be cognisant of global market trends, according to WoolProducers Australia president Ed Storey. In the recent Wool Connect conference, FOUR PAWS International’s head of campaigns farm animals and nutrition Nina Jamal said the next priority animal welfare issues would be other mutilations like tail docking, castration and also reducing stress during shearing. Mr Storey said this highlighted the need for Australian producers to adopt best practice animal welfare practices for mulesing and other procedures. Read more https://loom.ly/uCSeY5I #SheepCentral #WoolConnect #mulesing

01.01.2022 Are your goats producing milk for human consumption? You should know that there are very few anthelmintic products registered for dairy goats! However, there are alternative ways to manage worms in dairy goat herds. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3hs4I5w