Re: [Blackbelly] The Blackbelly FB page

2017-01-11 Thread Gail Winnick 
google FAMACHA


On Tue, Jan 10, 2017 at 1:27 PM, Rick Krach  wrote:

> Thanks Gail, can you give me anyplace to learn the actual way in which
> worms work and are controlled in animals? I need to learn how to recognize
> trouble before a sheep goes down, without using wormers preventively.
>
> Rick Krach -- via iPhone
>
> > On Jan 10, 2017, at 8:26 AM, Gail Winnick 
> wrote:
> >
> > A ewe is especially susceptible to worms after lambing.  Yes, I have seen
> > wormer work in a day.  I always process my ewes right after lambing which
> > includes worming, some nutri-drench and some vit e.
> >
> >> On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 2:45 PM, Rick Krach 
> wrote:
> >>
> >> Last week I put some pictures on the Blackbelly Facebook page of a ewe
> >> which looked sick. I had some responses indicating worms so I did give
> some
> >> Valbazen to her and her 3 week old lambs. I would like your opinion and
> you
> >> could look at the Facebook page to see what was said. The ewe had a
> >> somewhat bloated appearance and he was not eating or nursing for 2
> days. I
> >> also saw her struggle for several minutes to get some pee out, which was
> >> thick and strangely colored. One lamb died that day.
> >>
> >> One day after the Valbazen (yesterday) she was acting more normal and
> >> today she is completely normal. Her bloated body is gone, she is much
> >> thinner. Could this have just been too much stress for her trying to
> feed
> >> three lambs considering her small stature. I find it a little weird that
> >> worming medication could help her in only one day?
> >>
> >> Rick Krach -- via iPhone
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Re: [Blackbelly] The Blackbelly FB page

2017-01-10 Thread Carol Elkins 
Rick, there is a tremendous amount of information located in my site 
at http://www.barbadosblackbellysheep.com/links/#veterinary


Carol

At 11:27 AM 1/10/2017, Rick Krach wrote:
Thanks Gail, can you give me anyplace to learn the actual way in 
which worms work and are controlled in animals? I need to learn how 
to recognize trouble before a sheep goes down, without using wormers 
preventively.


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Re: [Blackbelly] The Blackbelly FB page

2017-01-10 Thread Elizabeth Radi 
Google goat biology by Karen something. Can't recall her last name.  Gives the 
life cycles.

Liz Radi
Nubian goats 
Nunn, Colorado


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From: Rick Krach <rickkr...@hotmail.com>
To: "blackbelly@lists.blackbellysheep.info" 
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Subject: Re: [Blackbelly] The Blackbelly FB page
Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2017 18:27:52 +

Thanks Gail, can you give me anyplace to learn the actual way in which worms 
work and are controlled in animals? I need to learn how to recognize trouble 
before a sheep goes down, without using wormers preventively. 

Rick Krach -- via iPhone

> On Jan 10, 2017, at 8:26 AM, Gail Winnick <heartsongauss...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> A ewe is especially susceptible to worms after lambing.  Yes, I have seen
> wormer work in a day.  I always process my ewes right after lambing which
> includes worming, some nutri-drench and some vit e.
> 
>> On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 2:45 PM, Rick Krach <rickkr...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Last week I put some pictures on the Blackbelly Facebook page of a ewe
>> which looked sick. I had some responses indicating worms so I did give some
>> Valbazen to her and her 3 week old lambs. I would like your opinion and you
>> could look at the Facebook page to see what was said. The ewe had a
>> somewhat bloated appearance and he was not eating or nursing for 2 days. I
>> also saw her struggle for several minutes to get some pee out, which was
>> thick and strangely colored. One lamb died that day.
>> 
>> One day after the Valbazen (yesterday) she was acting more normal and
>> today she is completely normal. Her bloated body is gone, she is much
>> thinner. Could this have just been too much stress for her trying to feed
>> three lambs considering her small stature. I find it a little weird that
>> worming medication could help her in only one day?
>> 
>> Rick Krach -- via iPhone
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[Blackbelly] The Blackbelly FB page

2017-01-09 Thread Rick Krach 
Last week I put some pictures on the Blackbelly Facebook page of a ewe which 
looked sick. I had some responses indicating worms so I did give some Valbazen 
to her and her 3 week old lambs. I would like your opinion and you could look 
at the Facebook page to see what was said. The ewe had a somewhat bloated 
appearance and he was not eating or nursing for 2 days. I also saw her struggle 
for several minutes to get some pee out, which was thick and strangely colored. 
One lamb died that day.

One day after the Valbazen (yesterday) she was acting more normal and today she 
is completely normal. Her bloated body is gone, she is much thinner. Could this 
have just been too much stress for her trying to feed three lambs considering 
her small stature. I find it a little weird that worming medication could help 
her in only one day?

Rick Krach -- via iPhone
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