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Just give them a time to or their body to recover to adapt with the surroundings. They will surely build their muscles in the future. :)

I have not tried it on my cows but probably I will have to try with this one. :) It seems very interesting to have it on my cows.

I probably recommend to check the blades to ensure its quality. And of course the safety of the operators.

Do you have some price quotations for that available model? I want to compare where we can have the most cheapest one. :)

I think it is good to have a variety of plants as long as the competition for the nutrients they needed is lessen. :)

This is a much better alternative. :D

They have really a good forum that is why I am a fan for their forums. :)

The advices of the medical practitioner here are very helpful for users here. :)

There should really be an alternative food for the calf before cutting milk so that feeding is continuously. :)

I prefer for my cow to eat natural foods for them. I prefer them to eat grass as their foods.

You really have a hard problem. I am also in doubt, but one thing comes to my mind she is really in trouble. :(

It is really a good credit describing Murray. In respect of what Murray did was very amazing.

That was too sad to hear. I hope they will investigate it thoroughly. :(

I think that was normal. It is just disposing the waste inside its body.

I am new in raising calves. I think this suggestions will help me a lot in taking care of them.

I think slat floor would be much better for that. I been using the slat floor and works very well for me.

Hi Tod, I think you should keep your clay pigeons from the safe places where the livestock cannot reach it. Because you already experienced it, better to prevent next time. I guess you should go for the veterinarian for some consultation about this.