At 04:38 PM 3/18/2010, you wrote:
Interesting, Julian. I've always read that sulfa-based drugs have side
effects and Corid has no known/proven side effects. I got hit hard
with scours several times with our three bottle-ewes and a pygmy goat
last year. I started with Albon and read up on how it
hello everyone!
for ten years now I have been providing 'bus' service for transporting
animals from coast to coast - the routes have been determined by the
reservations I had for each trip - I was able to keep fees low by
setting up routes where all of the riders 'shared' expenses i.e. a bus
Julian Hale wrote:
At 04:38 PM 3/18/2010, you wrote:
Interesting, Julian. I've always read that sulfa-based drugs have side
effects and Corid has no known/proven side effects. I got hit hard
with scours several times with our three bottle-ewes and a pygmy goat
last year. I started with
Message: 3
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2010 10:47:49 -0700
From: Julian Hale jbh...@comcast.net
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Sorry for the late reply, I lost this message in all the hustle and bustle
lately.
This is the problem with Corid, it inhibits thiamin uptake in the rumen, and
leads to a B1 deficiency. I've
I would not rule out worms also. I would ggive a 2cc dose of panacur liquid
with the drench. It cannot hurt. Ivomec as a last last resort in a weak
animal. Panacur once every 10 days for 4 doses will get rid of most chronic
worms. It is really a shame that we have to resort to educated
