skruzich":2p6gsy5h said:as far as this not using the nitrofurazone on food animals as its off label. be nice most of what i do is off label with my animals these days. I don't think its going to hurt a thing...
Soo right now i am just letting it heal i'll check it after the storms stop and it starts drying up and retreat with the nitrofurazone after it drys up.
I did give a pen-g shot to boost her. I don't think it will need anymore than 5ccs that i gave her. It wasn't infected to begin with.
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That's not quite the emoticon I want, but it's pretty darned close...
Please tell me your animals don't ever make it into the supermarket for public consumption. As livestock owners we have a responsibility to treat our animals well and produce quality meat/milk for the consumer. Deliberately using medications that are strictly prohibited, because you don't agree with the reasoning behind the restriction, is asinine and unethical.
Also, under-dosing antibiotics because "it wasn't infected" can and will lead to antibiotic resistance. We have enough problems with the clueless public assuming livestock are responsible for antibiotic resistance in humans without adding to it.
I'm glad it's Friday.