Nutrition

Abomasal bloat

Abomasal impaction

Abomasal ulceration

Allium spp toxicity

Assessing herd vitamin and mineral status: details

Assessing mineral status - overview

Body condition score and lameness

Body condition scoring

Bovine asthma

Calcium and phosphorus: overview

Calf diarrhea: overview

Calf weaning and feeding

Cardiomyopathy

Cobalt and vitamin B12

Colostrum: overview

Copper: overview

Cow time budgets: overview

CowSignals: feed intake

CowSignals: water

Ergotism

Esophageal groove and failure of omasal transport

Feed options for dairy cows

Feed: preservation

Feeding milk and milk replacers to calves

Feeding the cow at drying off

Feeding the dry cow

Feeding the working bull

Fluid therapy: overview

Fluorosis

Hypokalemia syndrome

Hypomagnesemia

Investigating milk drop: dairy herd

Iodine: overview

Iron: overview

Ketosis and fatty liver

Listeriosis

Liver biopsy

Lupine poisoning

Magnesium: overview

Manganese: overview

Milk acidification

Milk composition: manipulation via diet

Milk Fever

Mycotoxic lupinosis

Myopathies: overview

Neonatology: abdominal distension

Nitrate poisoning

Nutrition: mineral supplementation

Oak poisoning

Polioencephalomalacia

Rumen fill scoring

Rumen function and fermentation

Rumen impaction

Rumen pH and the importance of saliva

Rumenotomy and ruminal fistulation

Ruminal bloat

Salt poisoning

Selenium and vitamin E: overview

Sodium and potassium: overview

Soybean toxicity

Stomach tubing

Stress, depression and the cattle veterinarian

Subacute ruminal acidosis

Teeth: impaction and malocclusion

Thiamine

Transfaunation

Traumatic reticulitis

Types of feed

Urea toxicity

Vitamins: overview

Water intoxication

Water requirements

Zinc: overview

• Administering rumen boluses (Farmer Factsheet)
• Brix refractometer (Farmer Factsheet)
• Colostrometer (Farmer Factsheet)
• Colostrum (Farmer Factsheet)
• Milk fever (Farmer Factsheet)
• Staggers (Farmer Factsheet)
• Stomach tubing calves (Farmer Factsheet)
• Stomach tubing cows (Farmer Factsheet)
• Subacute ruminal acidosis (Farmer Factsheet)

• Abomasal straw impaction
• Ammonia release rates in the rumen
• Atypical myopathy
• Atypical nutritional myopathy
• Body condition scoring: change between
• Body condition scoring: scatter plot
• Buttercup (Ranunculus bulbosus)
• Calcium homeostasis
• Calcium homeostasis flowchart
• Carbohydrate breakdown in the rumen
• Cerebrocortical necrosis
• Cerebrocortical necrosis: brain exposed to UV light
• Cerebrocortical necrosis: recovery after treatment 01
• Cerebrocortical necrosis: recovery after treatment 02
• Clover (Trifolium spp)
• Copper toxicity: Holstein calf
• Copper toxicity: Holstein calves
• Digestion/metabolism of nitrogenous compounds
• Ensiled apple pomace
• Esophageal groove
• Factors affecting rumen microflora
• Feed face: TMR
• Fog fever
• Fog fever: ante-mortem
• Fog fever: lung bullae radiograph
• Fog fever: post mortem - lung bullae
• Grass growth: UK
• Group feeding dairy cows with flate rate system comparison
• Hair loss: chronic contact with feeder
• Hemlock (Conium maculatum)
• Hip dysplasia bull 01
• Laburnum (Laburnum anagyroides)
• Laburnum (Laburnum anagyroides): tree
• Locoweed (Astragalus - Oxytropis spp): 02
• Magnesium: overview of metabolism
• Magnesium: pathogenesis of hypomagnesemia
• Metabolizable energy system
• Milk feeding: automatic calf feeder
• Milk feeding: automatic calf feeders - single unit
• Milk feeding: calfeteria
• Milk feeding: calfeteria in use
• Milk feeding: smaller sectioned calfeteria
• Milk fever: lateral recumbency - 01
• Milk fever: lateral recumbency - 02
• Milk scald in calf 01
• Milk scald in calf 02
• Milk yield/dry matter intake/bodyweight change during lactation
• Mistletoe 1
• Moldy hay
• Necrotic pharyngitis: bolusing injury
• Nutrition: cows feeding - 01
• Nutrition: cows feeding - 02
• Nutrition: young suckler calves
• Oleander (Nerium oleander)
• Pericarditis - traumatic wire in reticulum
• Pericarditis with fibrin exudate
• Pericarditis with fibrin exudate 2
• Photosensitization 01: dorsum
• Photosensitization 02: muzzle
• Photosensitization 03: close up of skin
• Photosensitization 04: limb
• Photosensitization 06: severe skin sloughing
• Photosensitization 07: severe skin slouging
• Poor silage clamp face
• Ragwort: flowering
• Ragwort: spring
• Red Maple (Acer rubrum): 01
• Red Maple (Acer rubrum): 02
• Reticulum: honeycomb wall
• Reticulum: honeycomb wall with wire foreign body
• Rhododendron (Rhododendron ponticum): 01
• Rhododendron (Rhododendron ponticum): 02
• Rickets: rachitic rosary
• Ring feeding sucklers
• Rumen fill scores
• Rumen fill scoring: assessment
• Rumen fill scoring: site to assess
• Rumen magnet: with wires attached
• Ruminal acidosis equation
• Ruminal acidosis: liver abscessation
• Ruminal bloat: post mortem
• Ruminal bloat: rear view
• Ruminal bloat: side view
• Ruptured urethra 01
• Ruptured urethra: skin nercrosis
• Russian Knapweed (Acroptilon repens)
• Silage being lifted and chopped
• Simmental calf at grass
• St John's-wort (hypericum perforatum)
• Store cattle: at grass
• Sub-acute ruminal acidosis (SARA)
• Sub-acute ruminal acidosis (SARA): close up
• Sudan grass (Sorghum spp): 01
• Sudan grass (Sorghum spp): 02
• Sweeper bull eating Total Mixed Ration
• Sweet potatoes
• Taking a grass sample
• Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare)
• Trace element bolus: administering
• Trachea and esophagus: anatomical location
• Tyres on silage clamps: foreign body risk
• Urolithiasis: vulva calculi
• Vagal bloat: dexter cow
• Vagal bloat: dexter cow - rear
• Vagal bloat: indigestion
• Vitamin A deficiency: dilated pupils
• Volatile fatty acids: chemical formulae
• Well-maintained silage face
• Wet big bale silage
• White Snakeroot (Ageratina altissima)
• Wire visible in reticulum at post mortem examination
• Yellow Star Thistle (Centaurea solstitialis)
• Yew (Taxus baccata): 03 - clippings

• Advantages and disadvantages of each of the methods used to feed calves
• Approach to the underweight cow
• Average age of tooth eruption in Bos taurus cattle
• CowSignals: feed intake
• CowSignals: the importance of water
• Early lactation: using fat stores
• Effects of salt exposure on cattle
• Factors that may affect the uptake of immunoglobins in the calf
• Factors that may influence the quality of colostrum produced by the cow
• Feed intake
• Investigating milk drop in the herd
• Ketone body formation
• Options available for measuring colostrum quality
• What happens when a cow mobilizes fat?

• A summary of the antinutritive factors in soybeans
• Advantages and disadvantages of feeding liquid whole milk (saleable)
• Advantages and disadvantages of using calf milk replacers
• Advantages and disadvantages of using liquid whole milk (waste milk)
• Body condition scoring system
• Composition of liquid whole milk
• Dry cows: options for those who are too fat or thin
• Example milk powder
• Factors affecting colostrum quality
• Factors affecting immunoglobulin uptake in calves
• Fertility: beef herd - BCS targets
• Guide to safety of doses of nitrate in forage in mature cattle
• Guide to safety of doses of nitrate in water in cattle
• Measuring colostrum quality
• Plants associated with nitrate poisoning