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<blockquote data-quote="donnaIL" data-source="post: 952025" data-attributes="member: 37"><p>Thanks Suz, I had some molasses so I have mixed some up with a little baking soda in it. I also have the electrolytes and anacid the vet left me yesterday mixed in a bucket..I am using a calf tuber that hooks to a bottle and can also be used to drench. I really think its a pinched nerve and not acidosis, but I am now worried that she hasn't eaten for at least a day.</p><p></p><p>My neighbor and his brother rolled the cow on to her other side this morning. I called the vet to see if they have a hip lift (and they do!--however I guess they don't use it because they might sell it to me used). I am waiting for them to call me back with a price, I even suggested that I would rent it. </p><p></p><p>If I get the hip lift and I lift her..will she then stand on her own? Is this something I'm going to have to keep doing? I am just asking because I have not idea what to expect. She is still very alert, perky and trying to get up. Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="donnaIL, post: 952025, member: 37"] Thanks Suz, I had some molasses so I have mixed some up with a little baking soda in it. I also have the electrolytes and anacid the vet left me yesterday mixed in a bucket..I am using a calf tuber that hooks to a bottle and can also be used to drench. I really think its a pinched nerve and not acidosis, but I am now worried that she hasn't eaten for at least a day. My neighbor and his brother rolled the cow on to her other side this morning. I called the vet to see if they have a hip lift (and they do!--however I guess they don't use it because they might sell it to me used). I am waiting for them to call me back with a price, I even suggested that I would rent it. If I get the hip lift and I lift her..will she then stand on her own? Is this something I'm going to have to keep doing? I am just asking because I have not idea what to expect. She is still very alert, perky and trying to get up. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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