Pneumatic dart delivery of tulathromycin in calves results in lower antimicrobial concentrations and increased biomarkers of stress and injection site inflammation compared with subcutaneous injection
Johann F. Coetzee(Kansas State University), Patrick J. Gorden, Larry W. Wulf(Iowa State University), Michael D. Kleinhenz(West Texas A&M University), Nathan Rand, N. K. Van Engen(Iowa State University), Drew R. Magstadt(Iowa State University), Butch KuKanich(Kansas State University), Vickie L. Cooper(Iowa State University), Joe S. Smith(Iowa State University)
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