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Showing results 1 to 17 of 17 Search took 0.01 seconds. Search: Posts Made By: WildRoseBeef

Forum: Dairy Cattle Health/Welfare February 17th, 2013, 22:05

Replies: 5 droopy ears Views: 67,062 Posted By WildRoseBeef Banamine or Nuflor will help hit with this... Banamine or Nuflor will help hit with this pneumonia problem. It definitely sounds like pneumonia or shipping fever, and probably compounded with worms to. Presence of worms can lower a calf's...

Forum: Dairy Cattle Health/Welfare February 17th, 2013, 22:00

Replies: 1 Blood from infected quarter... Views: 29,318 Posted By WildRoseBeef Did you follow the full treatment of the... Did you follow the full treatment of the antibiotics used, or only used them until it looked like the udder had cleared up? If it's the latter, then it sounds like you did more harm than good. You...

Forum: Dairy Cattle Health/Welfare February 17th, 2013, 21:49

Replies: 1 A couple months ago we bought a cow from someone that did not treat her right Views: 23,416 Posted By WildRoseBeef It almost sounds like it could be hardware that's... It almost sounds like it could be hardware that's working its way to the outside, since the rumen/reticulum is located on the left side of a cow. Get a veterinarian out immediately to have a look at...

Forum: Dairy Cattle Health/Welfare February 17th, 2013, 21:47

Replies: 8 Low fat and protein levels summer Views: 182,955 Posted By WildRoseBeef It's always got to do with feed intake, no matter... It's always got to do with feed intake, no matter what. The level of energy (which determines level of fat content in the milk) and protein (which influences protein content in the milk) in the feed...

Forum: Dairy Cattle Health/Welfare February 17th, 2013, 21:41

Replies: 2 Sick Calf Views: 32,005 Posted By WildRoseBeef I wouldn't be so quick to put all your eggs in... I wouldn't be so quick to put all your eggs in one basket. Besides, you never even posted the symptoms of the calf, just all the meds (probably most of them unnecessary) given and nothing else. ...

Forum: Dairy Cattle Health/Welfare February 17th, 2013, 21:38

Replies: 3 Cow in CRITICAL condition, please HELP! Views: 33,248 Posted By WildRoseBeef Either it's Milk Fever or Grass Tetany that she's... Either it's Milk Fever or Grass Tetany that she's suffering from. Though this thread is old, and the cow's probably long gone, this defintely seems like MF or GT.

Forum: Beef Cattle Health/Welfare February 17th, 2013, 21:33

Replies: 3 Cow with swollen neck - stumped after many vet visits Views: 97,098 Posted By WildRoseBeef Was abscess ruled out? Or a foreign object got... Was abscess ruled out? Or a foreign object got lodged beneath her tongue into her jaw?

Forum: Beef Cattle Health/Welfare February 17th, 2013, 21:28

Replies: 1 Poor bull calf Views: 43,685 Posted By WildRoseBeef Feed him grain and/or protein supplement along... Feed him grain and/or protein supplement along with what you're already feeding him. Also consider selling him since he may try to get out again given the chance to do so.

Forum: Producers and Vets August 2nd, 2012, 04:33

Replies: 16 Favourite cattle breed? Views: 242,533 Posted By WildRoseBeef Rhodie: Both, actually. I've heard lots of good... Rhodie: Both, actually. I've heard lots of good things with the Canadian Speckle Park, from the fact that they're docile, great on grass/rangeland and very hardy to good mothers with great calving...

Forum: Dairy Cattle Health/Welfare August 2nd, 2012, 04:23

Replies: 2 treating a large pressure sore Views: 29,116 Posted By WildRoseBeef :confused: What?? They asked WHAT they should... :confused: What?? They asked WHAT they should treat it with, not Whether They Should Treat It Or Not!! :rolleyes: To the OP:An ointment of some sort for skin may be alright, and of course I'm...

Forum: Dairy Cattle Health/Welfare August 2nd, 2012, 03:52

Replies: 1 Please Help Views: 22,952 Posted By WildRoseBeef What did their poop look like? Was it yellow, or... What did their poop look like? Was it yellow, or a different colour? How much milk were you giving them? And what other symptoms were they showing? Scours is not just one disease, it's a...

Forum: Beef Cattle Health/Welfare August 2nd, 2012, 03:30

Replies: 15 abandoned calf... -my- first calf/cow -EVER- knuckled.. help?? Views: 80,785 Posted By WildRoseBeef Question's already been answered, apparently. :) Question's already been answered, apparently. :)

Forum: Pedigree Breeding March 12th, 2012, 18:50

Replies: 4 Red Dexter Bull Views: 45,836 Posted By WildRoseBeef I agree with Rhodie. You're better off going the... I agree with Rhodie. You're better off going the AI route rather than finding a bull that will do nothing more than be a eating machine for most of the year he's not being used to breed your...

Forum: Lifestyle Farming February 20th, 2012, 19:24

Replies: 6 24 acres what to do Views: 59,160 Posted By WildRoseBeef Where do you live? Twenty-four acres is quite a... Where do you live? Twenty-four acres is quite a lot for just ducks and pigs. You could convert it to pasture to raise a few cattle on, or a herd of sheep or goats on. But really, we need to know...

Forum: Lifestyle Farming February 20th, 2012, 19:21

Replies: 6 24 acres what to do Views: 59,160 Posted By WildRoseBeef The OP is asking for what to use it for a FARM,... The OP is asking for what to use it for a FARM, not a recreational area. :rolleyes:

Forum: Producers and Vets February 18th, 2012, 02:06

Replies: 16 Favourite cattle breed? Views: 242,533 Posted By WildRoseBeef My favorite breed would be Speckle Park. I've... My favorite breed would be Speckle Park. I've not raised them before, but would like to if/when I can. Another favorite is Shorthorn. We've had some stocker shorthorn steers before, and they were...

Forum: Beef Cattle Health/Welfare February 18th, 2012, 01:26

Replies: 2 Calfs don't want water Views: 49,256 Posted By WildRoseBeef STOP and let the cows teach them to drink. ... STOP and let the cows teach them to drink. Calves are just going to be relying on their mommas for their liquids for the first few weeks, then they'll start drinking water on their own once they're...

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