Preventing lungworm losses at grass
When it comes to lungworm, animals can often develop secondary infections from bacteria. Picture: David Creedon/Alamy Live News.
Lungworm (hoose) is a common problem on Irish cattle farms with outbreaks usually seen late in summer and into autumn, but these can be highly unpredictable.
It is important to recognise the clinical signs early and treat them immediately with a wormer, as lungworm can cause lasting damage to the lungs, even resulting in sudden death.
