Welcome to another episode of the American Cattlemen Podcast. Today, Gale chats with JD Hill, National Sales Manager for Creative Science.

JD has spent over 32 years in the animal health industry, beginning his career with Bayer Animal Health in 1993. He later joined Western Vet Supply, eventually becoming part of Patterson through several acquisitions. After 16 years in Distribution, JD transitioned back to the vendor and manufacturing side as Head of U.S. Operations for Sypharma Animal Health, an Australian-based company. In 2017, he became National Sales Manager for Kinetic Vet and currently holds the same position, leading the Creative Science Outside Sales Team. JD is deeply grateful for the tremendous livelihood this industry has provided and the many lifelong friendships and relationships he’s built.

Today, Gale and JD had a great conversation, reminding us of a tried-and-true product: Re-Covr.

Re-Covr Injection is an antihistamine injectable solution for cattle and horses, containing tripelennamine hydrochloride. It blocks harmful histamine effects, which can delay recovery time. The injection is indicated for use in cattle with histamine toxemias such as pneumonia, mastitis, septic metritis, retained placenta, milk fever, grass tetany, displaced abomasum, bloat, grain overload, toxic indigestion, intestinal obstruction, colic, second-degree burns, or shipping fever. In horses, it is used for allergic reactions like asthma, urticaria, milk allergy, insect bites, anaphylactic shock, drug sensitivities, plant poisonings, snake bites, or edematous swelling. The injection requires a valid prescription and is not for beef calves less than 2 months of age, dairy calves, or veal calves.

Creative Science values the health and performance of competitive equine athletes and proudly supports the riders who care for them. Creative Science Ambassadors exemplify our vision, mission, and values and excel in their disciplines. These riders chose Creative Science from the vast array of animal health products available before becoming an ambassador because they simply work.

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