Experience, good judgment and timing are critical to the success of any Wall Street investment. Savvy producers know the same holds true when investing in products for bovine respiratory disease (BRD). 

They know from experience that BRD is a fact of life in cattle operations, particularly in young calves with an undeveloped immune system. 

They also know that that the earlier and more effectively they treat, the less they’ll lose to disease and the more they’ll profit in terms feed efficiency and daily gain.

That’s why they don’t wait for BRD to strike. To protect their investment, they’re proactive with their health program and wisely treat calves with Aureo S 700 before they get sick. 

In fact, research shows that treating cattle early — prior to the onset of fever — is more likely to be effective in the treatment or prevention of BRD.

Sometimes one respiratory antibiotic is not enough.  During the first few weeks of a calf’s life — when it’s confronted with a host of disease pathogens, inclement weather and other stress factors that can set back production — you need to maximize disease protection.

Aureo S 700® combines the broad spectrum of Aureomycin® (chlortetracycline) with the power of sulfamethazine to help you protect your investment before invisible subclinical infections erode gains.

Remember, antimicrobials don’t kill all targeted bacteria.  Cattle must eliminate the infection on their own with the aid of a healthy immune system.  Research shows that Aureo S 700 effectively reduces the growth of Haemophilus somnus and Mannheima haemolytica, two important bacteria that cause bovine respiratory disease. 

Studies also show that Aureo S 700 can reduce lung lesions caused by H. somnus by 88 percent.

Aureo S 700 is idea for arrival programs and, like Aureomycin, has a well-established safety record. We make Aureo S 700 under the highest quality standards, with uniform granules that optimize distribution and minimize dusting and carryover.

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