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My vet recommended ivomec plus injectable for liver flukes, worked very well. He also recommended I use cydectin pour on in the spring. That's what I did last year worked pretty good, I noticed the cows showed a greater change faster with the ivomec injectable though.

Thanks TB for the info that's exactly what I was looking for.

I've been looking for other types of hay to feed my cattle this winter, due to the rising cost of coastal hay 4x5 $60-$80 a bale. I have found 4x5 wheat straw bales, oat bales, maze stalk bales, and also corn stalk bales, these bales are all running $30-$40 per bale which is much closer to what...

Thanks Dun I'll give that a try.

Just curious to see if any of you have made one of these mineral feeders? It looks like a good idea, my only concern would be how dry would it keep the mineral? I'm wondering if it would work just as well without being secured by the tire but secured to a tree instead. Video link...

I need to change my location the cattle are in Crockett Texas (Southeast Texas). I do have quite a few acorn trees on my property. Is there anything I can give her if the acorns are the problem?

I mean that the cows manure is very runny, it's practically like water as if she has diarrhea. She's been on coastal pasture/hay, has not been fed anything with Alfalfa in it.

What can I use to get rid of scours? I've got a cow that has had it for about a week now. Any helpful information would be appreciated.