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<blockquote data-quote="farmerjan" data-source="post: 1798878" data-attributes="member: 25884"><p>Did you use straight Ivermectin or the "PLUS" ones that have that other drug that is supposed to be effective against liver flukes? Chlora "something".... If the calf was with the cow on the pasture it is possible it could have picked up some of the larvae or whatever they are called from the grass... especially if it was wet ground... has to go through a snail or something as the intermediate host... </p><p>Could also just be it doesn't need the protein with the green grass... but your protein is not real high.... </p><p>Ducks and geese will work on snail populations if there are any/many around there... I'm not big on muscovy ducks but a friend once told me they took care of the snails and other stuff around the wetter areas... Another friend had geese and they did not see any of the typical snails, or other kinds of critters that hung around their pond.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="farmerjan, post: 1798878, member: 25884"] Did you use straight Ivermectin or the "PLUS" ones that have that other drug that is supposed to be effective against liver flukes? Chlora "something".... If the calf was with the cow on the pasture it is possible it could have picked up some of the larvae or whatever they are called from the grass... especially if it was wet ground... has to go through a snail or something as the intermediate host... Could also just be it doesn't need the protein with the green grass... but your protein is not real high.... Ducks and geese will work on snail populations if there are any/many around there... I'm not big on muscovy ducks but a friend once told me they took care of the snails and other stuff around the wetter areas... Another friend had geese and they did not see any of the typical snails, or other kinds of critters that hung around their pond. [/QUOTE]
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