We provide help, support and advice for smallholders and aspiring smallholders
Posted: Wednesday 3 December, 2014
Pleased to report that Tedis much better this morning - not yet sound but much improved and Breeze seems to be fine too. She was happy for me to touch her udder this morning and the calf was suckling from the quarter that was sore and Breeze was fine with that. Time these calves were weaned though - they're wee chunks :-)
Subcutaneous injections are made under the skin, using a short needle and are usually used for vaccines, vitamin injecti
Most smallholders will need to transport animals at some time or another. Like any other farmer, we are required to comp
Intramuscular injections are made into muscle, using a longer needle and are usually used for antibiotics.
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Hello, I'm Rosemary Champion, aka the Accidental Smallholder. I'm a smallholder in the east of Scotland and started this website to help other people who are interested in smallholding to find their way, and to share my experiences.
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