Re: [Blackbelly] Lame Ram

2010-03-12 Thread marc even
you may want to do a search on the web:"lameness in livestock" and you will 
get a host of links w. useful info. Ursula
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It could be scald between the toes. This wet weather causes it. A shot of 
penn will help with the soreness in about 24 hrs. Nancy
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Tom,

Check his hoof...are there an breaks or tears??  How about between his 
toes??  Sometimes mud gets packed in there and blocks the glands in 
between toes.


If his legs structures are ok...maybe he just pulled muscles or tendons??

Let us know if you figure it out.

Beth in OR





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My Ram came up lame a couple of weeks ago.  He is not putting any weight 
on

his left rear hoof.  I have manipulated all the joints and muscles, and
nothing seems to cause him any pain.  Otherwise, he is young and 
healthy,

and eats well.  Any Ideas?

Tom quinn


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Re: [Blackbelly] Lame Ram

2010-03-12 Thread Dave Andrus
It could also be as simple as his momma steped on his hoof
 I had that happen ( as far as I could tell) and the Lamb was fine in about 
five days.

Dave

GARLAND STAMPER  wrote:

>Tom,
>
>Check his hoof...are there an breaks or tears??  How about between his 
>toes??  Sometimes mud gets packed in there and blocks the glands in between 
>toes.
>
>If his legs structures are ok...maybe he just pulled muscles or tendons??
>
>Let us know if you figure it out.
>
>Beth in OR
>
>
>
>
>> --
>> My Ram came up lame a couple of weeks ago.  He is not putting any weight 
>> on
>> his left rear hoof.  I have manipulated all the joints and muscles, and
>> nothing seems to cause him any pain.  Otherwise, he is young and healthy,
>> and eats well.  Any Ideas?
>>
>> Tom quinn
>> 
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Re: [Blackbelly] Lame Ram

2010-03-12 Thread Nancy & Tom Richardson
It could be scald between the toes. This wet weather causes it. A shot of 
penn will help with the soreness in about 24 hrs. Nancy
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From: "GARLAND STAMPER" 

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Sent: Friday, March 12, 2010 12:49
Subject: Re: [Blackbelly] Lame Ram



Tom,

Check his hoof...are there an breaks or tears??  How about between his 
toes??  Sometimes mud gets packed in there and blocks the glands in 
between toes.


If his legs structures are ok...maybe he just pulled muscles or tendons??

Let us know if you figure it out.

Beth in OR





--
My Ram came up lame a couple of weeks ago.  He is not putting any weight 
on

his left rear hoof.  I have manipulated all the joints and muscles, and
nothing seems to cause him any pain.  Otherwise, he is young and healthy,
and eats well.  Any Ideas?

Tom quinn


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Re: [Blackbelly] Lame Ram

2010-03-12 Thread GARLAND STAMPER
Tom,

Check his hoof...are there an breaks or tears??  How about between his 
toes??  Sometimes mud gets packed in there and blocks the glands in between 
toes.

If his legs structures are ok...maybe he just pulled muscles or tendons??

Let us know if you figure it out.

Beth in OR




> --
> My Ram came up lame a couple of weeks ago.  He is not putting any weight 
> on
> his left rear hoof.  I have manipulated all the joints and muscles, and
> nothing seems to cause him any pain.  Otherwise, he is young and healthy,
> and eats well.  Any Ideas?
>
> Tom quinn
> 
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[Blackbelly] Lame Ram

2010-03-12 Thread Tom Quinn


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My Ram came up lame a couple of weeks ago.  He is not putting any weight on
his left rear hoof.  I have manipulated all the joints and muscles, and
nothing seems to cause him any pain.  Otherwise, he is young and healthy,
and eats well.  Any Ideas?

Tom quinn

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[Blackbelly] last call - APR coast to coast transport trip

2010-03-12 Thread Ron Keener

hello everyone!

last call for the APR coast to coast transport trip is rapidly
approaching - I expect to be on the road MAR 29th-31st

the trip is a midwest loop TX OK MO IL WI IN OH TX

followed by a west coast loop TX OK NM CA OR NE MN

followed by an east coast loop PA MD VA TX

I am heavily loaded over the CA to VA segment but I do have some room if
you get with me ASAP!

I always need pick up city/state, drop off city/state,
and a brief description of the animals in every email please

- if there are timing restrictions or complications (export)
please inform me of your needs and schedules

I do not monitor the groups closely so please reply directly
to my private email address at rkee...@realtime.net

payment is due on delivery - I can take cash, check, MO, and PayPal

there is no contract other than your word via email

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questions?

Ron and Corgi co-pilots Tina and Jeremy (AKC)
operating from a base near Austin TX

private email at rkee...@realtime.net
or IM me on Yahoo Messenger (rkeener485)
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TravelWithRonK is dedicated to coast to coast transport of
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