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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 7220"><p>Day 3 My angus cow ('88-03' that's her number)had her 2nd shot of antiimflamataries today. She seems to be drinking and eating well. I managed to locate a set of hip clamps and lift her up today, just trying to get that blood circulating again. I have taken into account all the feedback that I'm getting and have decided to battle on and give her a chance to improve (I suppose time will only tell, pays to be positive). The reason I have selected this particular vet is for the fact that the she runs a very successful Angus stud along with her partner. The bull I purchased off them earlier in the year is a son of CA Future direction and he has just been selected as one of the top TEN sires for 2003 in Australia to be AI'd to some of the top hiefers/cows for a 3 year Agriculture trial. I studied EBV's for ages before selecting 3 bulls that I was interested in. Actually he was my 2nd choice on EBV's, did'nt like the look of choice number 1 in the paddock, However I feel that I'm heading off in another tangent. '88-03' is eating well and drinking plenty, hopefully she is a fighter and will get up. The vet says its not so much the size of the calf (of course big calves don't help) it's the amount of time the calf was pressing on her nerve. Will keep you guys posted.</p><p></p><p> <a href="mailto:har.ship@bigpond.com.au">har.ship@bigpond.com.au</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 7220"] Day 3 My angus cow ('88-03' that's her number)had her 2nd shot of antiimflamataries today. She seems to be drinking and eating well. I managed to locate a set of hip clamps and lift her up today, just trying to get that blood circulating again. I have taken into account all the feedback that I'm getting and have decided to battle on and give her a chance to improve (I suppose time will only tell, pays to be positive). The reason I have selected this particular vet is for the fact that the she runs a very successful Angus stud along with her partner. The bull I purchased off them earlier in the year is a son of CA Future direction and he has just been selected as one of the top TEN sires for 2003 in Australia to be AI'd to some of the top hiefers/cows for a 3 year Agriculture trial. I studied EBV's for ages before selecting 3 bulls that I was interested in. Actually he was my 2nd choice on EBV's, did'nt like the look of choice number 1 in the paddock, However I feel that I'm heading off in another tangent. '88-03' is eating well and drinking plenty, hopefully she is a fighter and will get up. The vet says its not so much the size of the calf (of course big calves don't help) it's the amount of time the calf was pressing on her nerve. Will keep you guys posted. [email=har.ship@bigpond.com.au]har.ship@bigpond.com.au[/email] [/QUOTE]
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