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<blockquote data-quote="Avalon" data-source="post: 539568" data-attributes="member: 7275"><p>I like this approach and agree completly. If you dont want to take him to the vet just yet. Take a fecal specimen to them first. But definatley give him the injectible wormer. I would also be curious, did have a lot of cows to cover in a short time span? I had a bull at one point that we let take care of about 30 cows. Most came in and were bred within a 45 day period. That poor boy needed some R&R at the end o the time period. Some just work so hard during breeding season that they have more interst in covering the cows than eating. Regardless of the situation I'd still try to follow Kinerse's reccomendations. Worming and tests never hurt a bovine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Avalon, post: 539568, member: 7275"] I like this approach and agree completly. If you dont want to take him to the vet just yet. Take a fecal specimen to them first. But definatley give him the injectible wormer. I would also be curious, did have a lot of cows to cover in a short time span? I had a bull at one point that we let take care of about 30 cows. Most came in and were bred within a 45 day period. That poor boy needed some R&R at the end o the time period. Some just work so hard during breeding season that they have more interst in covering the cows than eating. Regardless of the situation I'd still try to follow Kinerse's reccomendations. Worming and tests never hurt a bovine. [/QUOTE]
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