are b12 tablets as effective as injections Injections: they more than supplements? Can you take a B12

If your sheep are deficient in B12, they may exhibit symptoms such as: Anemia Weeping eyes Reduced growth rate Lethargy Poor appetite Lower birth rates Reduced fertility Higher parasite loads Poor wool production Some studies suggest that administering B12 can help lambs heal more quickly after periods of illness or injury and also can reduce flystrike

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The normal dose of B12 injection depends on how bad the deficiency is

Common side effects associated with B12 supplementation include: Local injection site reactions (for intramuscular preparations): Pain, redness, or swelling at the injection site Mild bruising or tenderness Itching localised to the injection area These reactions are usually self-limiting and resolve within 2448 hours

skin regeneration Stimulates skin cells (fibroblasts) to multiply and produce more collagen, improving skin structure and helping wounds heal

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