Recent content by cbattaglia38

Does anyone know where I can get parts from, other than the dealer? Valu-Built does not sell New Holland parts.

I would definitely get some meds in that calf. Pneumonia can kill a calf quick. One day fine and the next day dead. Those pictures really make me think that there is really some serious respiratory issues. Let us know the outcome.

sounds like botulism. If something dead was in the feed or even if it had been something dead in the hay it could have affected the whole herd. Seems like a large number to have died to not have been related to that.

The world needs many more people like you. Many thoughts and prayers for the family, as well as for you. Your kindness will take you a long way! God Bless You! :tiphat: Remember this****An act of goodness is of itself an act of happiness. No reward coming after the event can compare with the...

i second that. Congrats!!

try Bo-SE , I have seen alot and read alot about this and it seems to do miracles very quickly.

EXCELLENT JOB. I commend you on the time, work and dedication you put into her. I know what it takes and I know how it feels trying to keep a downer alive. Congratulations on her survival.

didn't know if anybody posted this, yet . This calf died. This farm is about 10 miles from me. This is from the local paper. http://www.wythenews.com/servlet/Satell ... 8202&path=

i had the same thing here.Was on the eyes just like that. I had 6 calves in a lot and when 1 got it they all got it. At first I cornered each one, took a paintbrush and brushed on iodine. It went away, but honestly I don't think the iodine done anything. Actually I think it was a waste of time...

I posted a while back about my little bull whose momma died from prolapse. Baby Bull is about 1 month old now. He is doing great!! I have him in a lot with 3 miniature horses. Today I came home and my neighbor, who helps me out with my animals told me he caught him with one of the horse's tail's...

what would be the signs of nerve damage? I have a yearling bull down, I have seen all his legs move and he can hold his head up. When I found him in the field he was down. I poured grain in front of him and he did eat, however when we tried to get him up it seemed as if he was to weak to stand...

What is the difference? I realize that the complex is made up of more ingredients, but my question is, I guess, which is better??

I agree with the chances of it being coccidia.Don't wait around call your vet.

dun and alice has never steered me wrong. i back them up 100%. They gave me the same advice just a couple of weeks ago and my calf is doing great!!!!!!!!!!!

i found this info for you. Take a look and it should help you out. http://www.2farm.co.nz/animal-birth.html