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Cattle & Beef
What vaccinations do beef cattle need?
Standard beef cattle vaccinations include 5-way or 7-way clostridial (blackleg, redwater), IBR/BVD/PI3/BRSV (respiratory complex), and brucellosis for heifers in some states. Calves typically vaccinated at 2-3 months, boostered at weaning. Work with your local vet to develop a herd health protocol matched to your region.
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