Thanks... I think that was getting a little too serious :) No need to
start a flame war.
On Monday, July 23, 2001, at 06:17 AM, BX wrote:
> At 20:24 -0400 07/21/01, Dave Smith wrote:
>> Ditto that!
>>
>> Usubscribe doesn't seem to work. I'm being flooded by emails that I
>> really
>> don't need or want at this time. please correct this before it is
>> reported
>> as abuse.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Dave
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> Q35. - I bought a couple of little doe fawns with a yellowish white
> matter in their eyes and tear duct. I gave them both a antibiotic, but
> now I notice it on some of my other stock. What is the cause of the
> mucus and how do I treat it?
> P.S. the fawns still have it. (Lee, Victoria)
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> A. - If the ocular discharge is not acompanied by changes to the
> eyeball itself (cloudiness, ulceration), and the fawns are otherwise
> quite well, then it is probably a simple conjunctivitis you are
> dealing with. This tends to be most prevalent when the animals are run
> under hot, dusty conditions, and/or when flies are bad. Most cases
> recover without treatment, but some may require use of ocular
> antibiotic ointment.
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> However, the handling required for this type of treatment usually
> makes it impractical, except in pet fawns.
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> Hope this helps, Dave...
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> This has been a Jest of the emergency BS system. This Jest, involuntary
> regurgitation of the rfc, has developed this Jest to keep you amused.
> If this had been an actual emergency, the message you just saw would've
> been followed up by serious replies.... This is only a Jest...
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