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<blockquote data-quote="rockridgecattle" data-source="post: 581008" data-attributes="member: 6198"><p>we had that with our milk cow. Not saying yours is the same thing. It never made the calf sick. What side does the cow lay on? Is that the side that has the blood? Then it would be a burst blood vessel. Just keep milking it out.</p><p>But with the calf getting sick, something else might be going on. It could be the onset of masitis before the chuncks come say in 24 hours. Get started with treatment now. I would use, LA200, milk out and put in masitis tubes, and an anti inflam to help things along.</p><p>If you are out of mastitis tubes we have used pencillin. My father in law had an old syringe designed for injecting in the teat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rockridgecattle, post: 581008, member: 6198"] we had that with our milk cow. Not saying yours is the same thing. It never made the calf sick. What side does the cow lay on? Is that the side that has the blood? Then it would be a burst blood vessel. Just keep milking it out. But with the calf getting sick, something else might be going on. It could be the onset of masitis before the chuncks come say in 24 hours. Get started with treatment now. I would use, LA200, milk out and put in masitis tubes, and an anti inflam to help things along. If you are out of mastitis tubes we have used pencillin. My father in law had an old syringe designed for injecting in the teat. [/QUOTE]
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