At 04:16 PM 9/30/2006 -0400, you wrote:
ode,, will probably die anyway ???this person is looking for hope,,
not negativity...
That wasn't a negative statement.
It was a You can't lose by trying statement...one that removes all
incentives to do nothing where doing nothing is practically a
It probably has scours and will die of dehydration and starvation anyhow.
Fill it up [for a few days]...can't lose.
Make powdered milk with CS?
Doing the CS and Gatoraid thing can't hurt either. [mix and use immediately ]
Once it gets a bit better, stop the CS and feed fresh whole cows
I must respectfully disagree with the statement below. With any species
dependent on bacterial fermentation it is of utmost importance to be
careful with dosing of EIS, however, most can indeed have it, if the
dose is species appropriate. My rabbits all get a species appropriate
cautious oral
thanks Odeabandoned by the owner who probably didn't think it was going to
live seeing it was a premeie and had the deformity of the ear's and probably
thought it had other deformities as well and didn't want to deal with the
little fellamaybe they were going to try to sell the meat
ode,, will probably die anyway ???this person is looking for hope,, not
negativity...
reminds me of my experience with my dog , misty, many years ago,, when a
large pennsylvania vet hospital,, recommended putting her down.. i asked the
head vet, ,do you have any idea how misty feels ?
I raise cattle for a living. Do not use the CS internally as Heidrun
Beer said. I would push the colostrum that can be purchased from any
agricultural and vet supply store. I use colostrum all the time for my
own health and it works wonders. It should work for this animal as it
is it's
thanks for the info guys I really appreciate it...I don't know about the breed
I will be trying to chat with her tomorrowthanks againdebbie
G K Murray kg...@sasktel.net wrote: I raise cattle for a living. Do not
use the CS internally as Heidrun
Beer said. I would push the colostrum
Hi, GK Murry,
Is the colostrum you use the same type/brand you use for your herd/stock. I
know that people buy DMSO in feed stores for personal use. Just wondering
because I've seen it on various websites on the more expensive side of
nutrients and supplements..
TIA. :)
G K Murray
I have a good friend who rescues all kinds of animals. She has a premature calf
who was left to die. He was born with no ears and has a coldhe is about
three months old. Would it be okay to treat him with the cs and about how much
how often?
thanks much debbie
On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 21:11:51 -0700 (PDT), Deborah Gerard wrote in
20060930041151.42371.qm...@web56602.mail.re3.yahoo.com:
I have a good friend who rescues all kinds of animals. She has a premature
calf who was left to die. He was born with no ears and has a coldhe is
about three months old.
On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 21:11:51 -0700 (PDT), Deborah Gerard wrote in
20060930041151.42371.qm...@web56602.mail.re3.yahoo.com:
I have a good friend who rescues all kinds of animals. She has a premature
calf who was left to die. He was born with no ears and has a coldhe is
about three months old.
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