Treat Pinkeye

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Treat Pinkeye

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Step 1 of 7

<p>Once the pinkeye has been identified and the animal secured in the crush, administer a long-acting antibiotic (Alamycin LA or Bivatop) as directed by the manufacturer.</p>

Once the pinkeye has been identified and the animal secured in the crush, administer a long-acting antibiotic (Alamycin LA or Bivatop) as directed by the manufacturer.

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Step 2 of 7

<p>Inject short-acting antibiotic (Alamycin SA) into the tissue between the eye socket and eyeball</p>
<ul>
<li>1mL for calves/R1s</li>
<li>2mL for R2s/cows.</li>
</ul>

Inject short-acting antibiotic (Alamycin SA) into the tissue between the eye socket and eyeball

1mL for calves/R1s
2mL for R2s/cows.

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Step 3 of 7

<p>Apply Enduro Dry Cow to the infected eye.</p>

Apply Enduro Dry Cow to the infected eye.

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Step 4 of 7

<p>Apply glue to the edges of a denim patch.</p>

Apply glue to the edges of a denim patch.

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Step 5 of 7

<p>Spray the centre of the patch with an Alamycin antibiotic spray.</p>

Spray the centre of the patch with an Alamycin antibiotic spray.

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Step 6 of 7

<p>Carefully place a patch over the infected eye, applying gentle pressure so the glue adheres.</p>

Carefully place a patch over the infected eye, applying gentle pressure so the glue adheres.

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Step 7 of 7

<p>Put animal back in herd the patch will fall off naturally, or gently pull it off after 14 days. The denim patch is 100% cotton so will allow the eye to breathe.</p>

Put animal back in herd the patch will fall off naturally, or gently pull it off after 14 days. The denim patch is 100% cotton so will allow the eye to breathe.