- 01 Before you give any medicine: a farm safety checklist Walk through species, weight, food status, and vet instructions before any treatment. This is not a dosing guide.
- 02 Treat the problem, not the symptom The same sign can come from parasites, feed, housing, or infection. Blind antibiotics or pain medicine can hide the real cause.
- 03 Record the brand and the generic name The name on the box is not enough. Always write the active ingredient and the concentration from the physical label.
- 04 Species, pregnancy, and high-risk differences A product that is used in one species can be deadly in another. Pregnancy and newborns need extra veterinary control.
- 05 Food animals: meat, milk, and egg withdrawal If meat, milk, or eggs may enter the food chain, write withdrawal days from the vet or label before you treat — …
- 06 Medicine cabinet layout and the treatment log Lock the cabinet, separate food-animal products from pet-only products, and use one log line per treatment.