A Kansas State University veterinarian says that personalized prevention programs for pink eye, an acute eye disease affecting cattle of all ages, are proving to be "very, very effective" for suppressing infections.
Prevent pink eye through vaccines
Producers initially identify cattle infected with pink eye by their watery eyes.
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