Re: [Blackbelly] Ewe with running nose You ain't gonna believe this!!!

2010-08-13 Thread Michael Smith
how did you Knock her out?

-Michael, Perino Ranch Blackbellies

On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 8:11 PM, Cecil Bearden crbear...@copper.net wrote:
 Last night my vet friend  I knocked out my ewe with the coated face and
 found the problem.  We suspected anything from a tumor to nasal bots.   What
 we found was bermuda grass seeds that had started to sprout.

 We bale a lot of Bermuda Grass hay for horse owners.  Bermuda has to be
 baled dry or it will mildew.  This causes a lot of fines accumulating in the
 baler and this causes problems with sensors, net wrap, etc etc.  I blow out
 the accumulation of fines with a large (150 cfm) air compressor every day .
 These fines have a lot of seeds or grain, depending on what I am baling, in
 them and the sheep just love to eat the fines.   She must have snorted some
 of the seeds into her nose and didn't get them blown out.  There were many
 that had taken root in that warm moist environment.  Needless to say it was
 an irritation.  She came to before we could give her a shot of Ivomec to
 take care of possible nasal bots that may have been started due to the
 immense amount of drainage from her nose.
 This morning she appeared to have dried up at her nose.  I just need to
 catch her again and wash her face.

 This is another new one!!

 Cecil in OKla




 On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 5:04 AM, Cecil Bearden crbear...@copper.net wrote:

 I have a ewe that has had a dirty face for several weeks. Did not think a
 lot of it intil a few days ago when I caught her and discovered that it is
 from her nose running. I gave her a shot of Baytril, and I thought it
 cleared up, but now it is worse than ever. We are going to try to look up
 there with a speculum. I think it may be a thistle seed, but I have no
 real
 good idea. She seems to be OK just in misery with a runny nose. She is
 nursing/weaning 2 lambs also. Anyone with any similar experience? Her
 eyes seem fine.
 Cecil in OKla
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Re: [Blackbelly] Ewe with running nose You ain't gonna believe this!!!

2010-08-12 Thread Cecil Bearden
Last night my vet friend  I knocked out my ewe with the coated face and 
found the problem.  We suspected anything from a tumor to nasal bots.   What 
we found was bermuda grass seeds that had started to sprout.


We bale a lot of Bermuda Grass hay for horse owners.  Bermuda has to be 
baled dry or it will mildew.  This causes a lot of fines accumulating in the 
baler and this causes problems with sensors, net wrap, etc etc.  I blow out 
the accumulation of fines with a large (150 cfm) air compressor every day . 
These fines have a lot of seeds or grain, depending on what I am baling, in 
them and the sheep just love to eat the fines.   She must have snorted some 
of the seeds into her nose and didn't get them blown out.  There were many 
that had taken root in that warm moist environment.  Needless to say it was 
an irritation.  She came to before we could give her a shot of Ivomec to 
take care of possible nasal bots that may have been started due to the 
immense amount of drainage from her nose.
This morning she appeared to have dried up at her nose.  I just need to 
catch her again and wash her face.


This is another new one!!

Cecil in OKla




On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 5:04 AM, Cecil Bearden crbear...@copper.net wrote:

I have a ewe that has had a dirty face for several weeks. Did not think a
lot of it intil a few days ago when I caught her and discovered that it is
from her nose running. I gave her a shot of Baytril, and I thought it
cleared up, but now it is worse than ever. We are going to try to look up
there with a speculum. I think it may be a thistle seed, but I have no 
real

good idea. She seems to be OK just in misery with a runny nose. She is
nursing/weaning 2 lambs also. Anyone with any similar experience? Her
eyes seem fine.
Cecil in OKla
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