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I was wondering what kind of ultrasound machine you got and where did you get it from, if you don't mind me asking? I've been thing of getting one.

I don't know if you have bought your drench yet but if you haven't Synanthic is a good choice. Works great, smaller dose and cheaper than Panacur/Safeguard. Prepare to get messy also.

My grandpa always said, Do the best you can with what you know at the time, and if you did wash you're hands and move on. I know it's hard to do. Sorry for your loss.

That's exactly what happened to one of my cows. She still hasn't grown it back and I'm not sure if it ever will.

We sell a ton of Multi-Min where I work. The most important thing is to make sure you don't OD cows on one mineral just because they have a deficiency in another. You do want to know what they are lacking. But most of the guys here swear by it and won't go without it. I have never used it...

I have seen some reports that it has extreme tissue damage at the site of injection. Not sure who did the report so I can't say if it's true or not.

I work for a vetrinary supply store and we ship vaccine all over the country. Frozen vaccine cannot be used it is worse than vaccine that had gotten too warm. It won't kill your cows but it is completely ineffective.

The cow is fine they got the fire put out pretty fast. I would imagine that Dectomax pour on would do the same thing. I've heard of the branding irons starting pour on on fire but never a spark from a hot shot. The poor cow was probably thinking she was the featured guest at the barbeque.

I knew that Ivermectin pour on was flammable. I knew that a hot shot will cause a spark......Did not know that a hot shot would start the Ivermectin/cow on fire . I guess you learn something new every day. Just thought I would post this in case someone else did not know either.

I pray everyday for all of you who are trying to survive the drought. The Lord will see you through.

Thank you Angus Cowman. I appreciate your help.

I have been looking for a free-standing backrubber that would hold the 10' sock-type backrubber. My husband swears he has seen them(but can't remember where) and I can't find anything at all on the internet. Have any of you seen these or purchased one or are they home made. Thank you for any...