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We have two 9/10 month old calves that we bought a few months ago that look pretty horrendous skinny and boney but not looking depressed or anything. They were tested for bvd when they came in and aren't pi's I don't think and I wormed them a month or so ago and I thought I saw a slight...

Fair enough. You could try this: https://clubearlybird.com/products/build-your-earlybird-starter-kit I don't know how but I just came across this site and almost bought some after reading it the sales pitch was that good

Lemon and ginger only herb tea I drink really late night

Oh no that sounds like sacrilege. 😂 Hot tea with milk please. Tea time at 5pm with cake or biscuits (proper biscuits) otherwise we Brits wither up and die lol. Nah I drink at least 4 mugs a day, can't imagine life without it. Coffee is good and all but it's first thing in the morning thing...

Oh no that sounds like sacrilege 😂 Hot tea with milk please. Tea time at 5pm with cake or biscuits (the proper kind) otherwise we brits wither up and die lol Nah I drink at least 4 mugs of it a day, can't imagine life without it. Coffee and is fine and all but its a first thing in the morning...

Try tea maybe us Brits run on it.

Also try giving scouring calves probiotics (look into what is available in your region) I swear that clears up most scours and stomach issues and make sure the calf has access to clean water at all times.

The bal seems ok but it's getting a bit rough on the bit behind the ball I'll give it a sanding

Yes I tried the bottle first sucking reflex was weak almost non existent and like I said he was wobbly and barely able to stand but a bit better now

We had a big bull calf born today with a dodgy front leg so he's a bit wobbly standing and his mum has a low udder ( she's on the cull list) so I'm sure he hadn't fed so I tubed him twice today with 1l colostrum. Thing is he completely freaked out whilst doing this as if I was pouring hot magma...

Wish we never did it gets dark here at 5pm after changing the clocks which isn't far away now.

Thats a birdie

Looks can be deceiving

Its unusually warm here in the UK if anyones interested about 20 degrees C or 68F which should prolong the winter grazing here so we have to be thankful for that especially after such a long hot and dry summer which meant hay/ silage crops were very poor (we had a drought almost as bad as our...