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Welcome to the Merck Animal Health Cattle page! This page is a place for community members to engage with our company, and learn about our corporate initiatives and programs, and feature products. Providing useful and interesting content about our company and fostering open and respectful dialogue around speciﬁc topics is our ultimate goal. Merck Animal Health Cattle respects the rights of individuals using social media to voice their views and opinions. However, within our social media channels, we reserve the right to remove comments that are considered inappropriate, off-topic, abusive, or being used to promote and solicit for third-party sites, initiatives or products. There may be other circumstances that will require us to remove a comment. Merck Animal Health Cattle reserves the right to delete any posting at its sole discretion. We may modify these Terms of Use at any time, so please check for updates often. Your use of this page indicates you agree to these terms at any given time. If you choose not to follow the commenting guidelines, our community managers may block you from using the Page. We reserve the right to remove this Page and its contents at any time. We ask that you please respect the following guidelines and Terms of Use for our page:

• Comments or posts that are factually inaccurate or misleading, are spam, inappropriate, violate another's copyright or intellectual property, use profanity or are defamatory will be deleted.
• Please refrain from mentioning products from other companies. We reserve the right to remove these comments.
• This page is intended to provide a forum for open discussion and the content provided by those other than Merck Animal Health does not represent the opinions or positions of Merck Animal Health Cattle.
• The content available on this page is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional (veterinary) advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Merck Animal Health Cattle recommends that you consult your veterinary technician for animal health related matters. We encourage you to respect fellow community members and follow Facebook's Statements and Responsibilities: https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms

Adverse Event Reporting

Merck Animal Health has a responsibility to report drug safety concerns. Accordingly, posts mentioning side effects of our products will not be posted on our page, but we will report the information contained in the posts as required. In order to monitor the safety of Merck Animal Health products, should any of your comments mention an adverse reaction, product-related problem or human exposure to a Merck Animal Health product, we encourage you to report this to Merck Animal Health Technical Services. We may be required to attempt to contact you for further information. You may also report any adverse event directly to your veterinary technician or to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). residents: While this site is intended for US residents only, countries outside of the United States may have specific procedures in place to address reports of adverse events. Please ask your veterinarian for more information, or contact your local animal health authority.

01/11/2025

A powerful, comprehensive dairy portfolio. Empowering you to get the most from your operation. See the power of M-Power at M-Power-Dairy.com

29/10/2025

Are repro rates on your mind? We have some insights you’ll want to see. Make sure to connect with us at Dairy Cattle Reproduction Council Annual Meeting Nov. 11-13!

📆 Pre-Conference Session | Dr. Tiago Tomazi | Tuesday, 4-4:50 p.m.

📆 "Employee training and outcome evaluation" Breakout Session | Dr. Glaucio Lopez | Wednesday, 10:20-11:10 a.m.

📆 "An industry perspective on automated health monitoring systems" Panel Discussion | Thursday, 9-9:50 a.m.

27/10/2025

Monitoring technology, like SenseHub® Feedlot, can help feedyard operators reclaim their time by detecting animals needing attention earlier and more accurately than visual observation alone.

How many of us wish we could add time back into our days? For many of my customers who own and operate diversified operations, there never seems to be enough hours in the day to get everything done. This problem is often exacerbated by the challenge of finding skilled labor.

24/10/2025

Governor Mike Kehoe has proclaimed October 22-26 ‘Hereford Week’ as over 700 Hereford breeders from 20 countries gather in Kansas City, Missouri, for the World Hereford Conference — a once-every-four-years opportunity to network, share knowledge, and drive breed improvement.

We’re proud to be a Presenting Partner. American Hereford Association

23/10/2025

AABP Have You Herd? Podcast episode alert 🚨🐂

Dr. Jacques Fuselier and Dr. Dave Sjeklocha join AABP Executive Director Dr. Fred Gingrich to unpack what’s driving Bovine Respiratory Disease (BRD) today and practical ways producers and vets can stay ahead. Conversation topics include:

📊 Market impacts and disease-risk assessment
❓ Key questions producers should ask their veterinarian
📱 Monitoring technologies and tools
💉 Vaccine, antibiotic and NSAID options

Find the episode on your favorite podcast platform or by visiting: https://bit.ly/49gNTZy

21/10/2025

The Winston County Self Help Cooperative Initiative is a two-year program designed to provide herd health information, education and training to cattle ranchers operating small farms through classroom educational events, producer farm tours, on-farm workshops, and demonstrations.

At the end of September, Dr. John Hutcheson & Dr. Harold Newcomb joined the cohort in Louisville, MS for a celebration and review of the past two years. Both John and Harold received recognition for their leadership in advancing herd health and empowering producers in the state of Mississippi.

Read more about this initiative and benefits these producers have seen: https://bit.ly/4q4EIBz

19/10/2025

As the most vulnerable group on the farm, calf raising leaves little room for error. Equip your Spanish-speaking employees with practical management strategies from Dr. Tiago Tomazi in this Dairy Calf & Heifer Association sponsored webinar.

📆 Register today: https://bit.ly/DCHAMerck102425Spanish

17/10/2025

Last month, we visited Virginia Tech University for a Beef Cattle Parasitology Workshop. 🔎🪱 Veterinary students gained hands‑on experience processing f***l samples and identifying nematode and cestode eggs. Thank you to Kevin Johnson, Zach Bartenslager, and Dr. Lowell Midla for your leadership and support.

16/10/2025

You can call us bias but were rooting for Team Red in the Young Breeders Competition coming up at the 2025 World Hereford Conference.

Selected to represent the United States, Ralston Braden and Tar Tut are both Merck Animal Health employees. We can’t wait to see these two, and the entire team, showcase their skills on the world stage. 🌎 🇺🇸

American Hereford Association National Junior Hereford Association

14/10/2025

Meet Chad Hasbargen of Hasbargen Land and Cattle in Wheaton, MN. When managing high-risk calves, he found more than just a solution — he found freedom. Discover how this game-changing system helped identify potentially sick animals earlier, train new workers, and even let him leave the farm for the first time in years. ➡️

Here's to the Cattle Game Changers. Producers who better their operations, ensure their legacies and improve their industry.

13/10/2025

🎧🎙️New AABP Have You Herd? Podcast episode discussing New World Screwworm (NWS) with Dr. Fred Gingrich, Dr. Dave Sjeklocha, and Dr. Chris Ashworth.

10/10/2025

Thank you Kevin Przilas and Clint Lewis for your leadership in a Merck Animal Health product and equipment handling training with TCU Ranch Management.

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Commenting Guidelines

Thank you for your interest in Merck Animal Health Cattle. Our page is a place for community members to engage with our company and learn about our corporate initiatives and programs. Providing useful and interesting content about our company and fostering open and respectful dialogue around speciﬁc topics is our ultimate goal.

Merck Animal Health Cattle respects the rights of individuals using social media to voice their views and opinions. However, within our social media channels, we reserve the right to remove comments that are considered inappropriate, off-topic, abusive, or being used to promote and solicit for third-party sites, initiatives or products. We ask that you please respect the following guidelines for our page:

• We are not allowed to talk about products on social media channels. Please refrain from mentioning Merck Animal Health Cattle products or products from other companies. We reserve the right to remove any comments that reference a product.

• Comments or posts that are factually inaccurate or misleading, are spam, inappropriate, violate another's copyright or intellectual property, use profanity or are defamatory will be deleted.

There may be other circumstances that will require us to remove a comment. Merck Animal Health Cattle reserves the right to delete any posting at its sole discretion. We may modify these Terms of Use at any time, so please check for updates often. Your use of this page indicates you agree to these terms at any given time. If you choose not to follow the commenting guidelines, our community managers may block you from using the Page. We reserve the right to remove this Page and its contents at any time.

We encourage you to respect fellow community members and follow Facebook's Statements and Responsibilities: https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms

This page is intended to provide a forum for open discussion and the content provided by those other than Merck Animal Health does not represent the opinions or positions of Merck Animal Health Cattle.

The content available on this page is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional (veterinary) advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Merck Animal Health Cattle recommends that you consult your veterinary technician for animal health related matters.

Adverse Event Reporting

Merck Animal Health has a responsibility to report drug safety concerns. Accordingly, posts mentioning side effects of our products will not be posted on our page, but we will report the information contained in the posts as required.

In order to monitor the safety of Merck Animal Health products, should any of your comments mention an adverse reaction, product-related problem or human exposure to a Merck Animal Health product, we encourage you to report this to Merck Animal Health Technical Services. Click here to find the relevant phone number. We may be required to attempt to contact you for further information. You may also report any adverse event directly to your veterinary technician or to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Non-U.S. residents: While this site is intended for US residents only, countries outside of the United States may have specific procedures in place to address reports of adverse events. Please ask your veterinarian for more information, or contact your local animal health authority.