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colostrum deficency
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<blockquote data-quote="TheBullLady" data-source="post: 83106" data-attributes="member: 173"><p>The calves that we've raised over the years that did not get colostrum from the cow, we fed a bottle of the "packaged" as soon as we realized there was a problem. Now that can be immediately after calving (ideal) or a day later, depending on how lucky you were to figure out there was something wrong. </p><p></p><p>After the initial feeding, we continue to feed the packaged colostrum up to 24 hours. After that we mix half colostrum x half milk replacer. Don't know if that does any good, but we haven't lost a calf for years. I really think the packaged colostrum has improved dramatically in quality. Years ago it wasn't nearly as good a product,</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheBullLady, post: 83106, member: 173"] The calves that we've raised over the years that did not get colostrum from the cow, we fed a bottle of the "packaged" as soon as we realized there was a problem. Now that can be immediately after calving (ideal) or a day later, depending on how lucky you were to figure out there was something wrong. After the initial feeding, we continue to feed the packaged colostrum up to 24 hours. After that we mix half colostrum x half milk replacer. Don't know if that does any good, but we haven't lost a calf for years. I really think the packaged colostrum has improved dramatically in quality. Years ago it wasn't nearly as good a product, [/QUOTE]
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