NO. Equine serum is for equines only, not bovines. Calves are bovines, not equines. Calves must be vaccinated with product approved for cattle, not horses. It's fine if there's a vaccine that is approved for both cattle and horses, but not just horses.
New born calf serum is cheaper than FBS
When the calf is not vaccinated for Clostridium spp.. The bacteria are ingested, pass through the wall of the GI tract, and after gaining access to the bloodstream through capillaries joined to the GI tract, are then deposited in muscle and other tissues.
Pretty much anything, but the two most likely reasons could be blackleg and scouring. You better get your vet out to do a necropsy on the calf, as if it is blackleg, you better get those calves vaccinated for blackleg ASAP.
Usually most calves are vaccinated when they are a bit older than a day to two days of age. There's nothing that says you can't, however. You will need to revaccinate them when they are around 4 to 6 months of age.
Any disease they're not vaccinated or dewormed for, including:Red Water Disease (Leptospirosis)CoccidiosisBlacklegLiver FlukesBovine Viral DiarrheaBovine Respiratory Disease Variant (Pneumonia, Shipping Fever)
Breed has very little to do with what vaccinations a beef calf should get. This all depends on your location, herd health and history of any diseases or illnesses that have inflicted your area or farm, and what you think is necessary for that calf based on what his mother did or didn't get vaccinated with when she was pregnant with him/her. Please talk to your local large-animal veterinarian for more information.
Serum
Children in India are vaccinated.
The need for Equine Dentistry grows as the equine industry grows. as long as people own horses there will be a need for Equine Dentists.
Serum is serum
Serum Serum
A equine is a horse like animal.