In this episode of The Beef Podcast Show, Dr. Shane Terrell, Veterinary Consultant and Research Director at Production Animal Consultation, breaks down findings from a large-scale feedlot study comparing antibiotic treatments for bovine respiratory disease. He explains how treatment timing, weather stress, and resistance trends shape feedlot decision-making. Learn how research is informing responsible antibiotic use in beef cattle. Listen now on all major platforms!

"We didn’t see any difference between tulathromycin and enrofloxacin in carcass marbling, average daily gain, or performance outcomes on those cattle."

Meet the guest: Dr. Shane Terrell is a Veterinary Consultant and Research Director at Production Animal Consultation, where he supports clients representing over 30% of U.S. cattle on feed. His work spans feedlot research, antimicrobial resistance, and bovine respiratory health. With DVM, MS, and PhD degrees from Kansas State University, he brings critical insights into feedlot production and veterinary science. 

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What you will learn:

• (00:00 ) Highlight
• (01:34 ) Introduction
• (04:37 ) Inside the research
• (06:29 ) Metaphylaxis insights
• (10:04 ) Performance and health data
• (15:44 ) Importance of the study
• (21:51 ) Feedlot recommendations
• (27:06 ) Final three questions

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