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The steer is 7 months old. / outside temp here this morn. Was 15 above, calf was weaned 7 days ago, I guess my description of droopy is: last one to come to hay, ears seem to be a bit lower than " normal", but he does eat hay, so not sure what's going on with him?

We weaned a few calves, a week ago, one of the bigger calves is acting a bit droopy, we took his temp, and it's only, 97.3, ( normal is 101) does this mean he could be sick, or just maybe still stressed from weaning,? Would it be a good idea to give him a dose of draxxin?

We weaned a few calves , on wed of last week, one of the bigger steers, is sort of droopy looking, we took his temp, and it's only 97.3, does this mean, he could be sick? Would a shot of draxxin be a good idea, or , is it still the stress from weaning?

hoping someone, has used these tablets for pneumonia in a 400 # calf, about 7 days ago, gave him 4 cc of draxinn and he is a little better, but still has congestion, and cough. I think it's best to give a different type of antibiotic, for a second dose, and read on the bottle it's also used for...

No, she is bred, due in April, calling our vet at 8 am ! Hopefully they can save her,

We think one of our cows ( probably 10 yrs old) might have peritinitous, does anyone know if these situations, are always a death sentence? Thanks for any help, farmerclark

One of our heifers, we saved this year, we noticed , has a droopy ear, and it looks like clear liquid draining from her ear, is this something that needs. A vet to look at, or maybe it just got hurt from another cow? What's your thoughts?

This summer our best bull ( it's always the best one who gets hurt), had to be pulled from the herd, and so searching for a replacement, we called a farmer , who had a two year old angus bull, not wanting to take the time to go look at it, we just said, we would buy it, and he agreed to deliver...

Would anyone know what fly bites would look like on a angus bull? We bought a two yr old , from a young farmer , and when they brought it over, it has spots on both sides, he said it was from fly bites, ( really)....we have never seen anything like this, has anyone ever seen anything like...

When checking our pastures, which we do each morn., we found #6 laying down on her belly with her two back feet straight out, we finally got her to sit upright, but an hour later was back to the original position, we didn't have a bull in there, so have no idea what happened. She would crawl on...

No swelling, and the tongue looks normal, only it sorta hangs out from one side, when we try to put a bottle in its mouth,,,it doesn't wrap it's tongue around the nipple, like it should... But when putting my finger in its mouth, I'm pretty sure it tries to suck.. This has been the worst year...

We brought home another baby calf..,and my goodness it just can't seem to nurse, maybe because of the tounge.. seems to hang out the side of his mouth. Has anyone had this happen? And if so, does the calf finally learn to nurse like normal...for now we are , milking the cow out, and then tubing...