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<blockquote data-quote="Chuckie" data-source="post: 845900" data-attributes="member: 637"><p>Amo, I used Corid water treatment the first time; second time I used Albon; and the last time I used Corid feed crumbles as the very young vet suggested. I am not a fan of Corid, but he seemed to think the feed crumbles was the way to go this last time. I was in hope that he would give me something there from the office.</p><p>As I told in my BVD thread, the bull was going to the same spot each time, laying in mud to stay cool, where he and the other cows were pooping and keeping it wet. It was in part of the barn where no sun could reach it; since then, I have shut them out completely. They have all kind of shade trees, but the cool mud felt better. I feel that was the breeding ground for the parasite. </p><p>Chuckie.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chuckie, post: 845900, member: 637"] Amo, I used Corid water treatment the first time; second time I used Albon; and the last time I used Corid feed crumbles as the very young vet suggested. I am not a fan of Corid, but he seemed to think the feed crumbles was the way to go this last time. I was in hope that he would give me something there from the office. As I told in my BVD thread, the bull was going to the same spot each time, laying in mud to stay cool, where he and the other cows were pooping and keeping it wet. It was in part of the barn where no sun could reach it; since then, I have shut them out completely. They have all kind of shade trees, but the cool mud felt better. I feel that was the breeding ground for the parasite. Chuckie. [/QUOTE]
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