26/07/2026
Progress is driven by people, and technology will always support it. Never loose focus on your Records. Keep a clear calendar of when each group of animals needs a shot, either deworming or vaccinating.
Some people say now its time for feeding only, not injection. My question is, is it worth it to feed your animals flooded with worms?
I want to state this clear, do not copy another farm's vaccine plan because your local diseases, animal ages, and farm setup are not the same.Your animals have a different age, weight, and history than your neighbor's animals.
I recently used this Combo, Virbac Virbamec L, Kyron Complex A&E Cattle and MSD LumpyVax.
Using Virbamec L alongside a mineral/vitamin booster like Complex A&E and a Lumpy Skin Disease (L*D) vaccine is a common herd management practice, but you should never mix them in the same syringe or administer them at the exact same injection site.
Separate Sites and Syringes: Administer the live attenuated L*D vaccine and the Complex + A&E for Cattle or Virbamec L at completely different injection sites (e.g., opposite sides of the neck) using sterile, separate needles and equipment to prevent chemical interference or inactivation of the live vaccine.
Vaccinating against Lumpy Skin Disease and treating internal/external parasites with Virbamec L simultaneously helps clear parasite burdens, allowing the animal's immune system to respond better to the vaccine, though it can cause temporary stress or mild localized swelling.
Providing micro-emulsions like Complex A&E for Cattle supports overall immunity and metabolic health during stressful vaccination periods.
✍️ Mkhuz'wezitha Christopher Nhleko
