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I have a slow calf after worming.
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<blockquote data-quote="kenny thomas" data-source="post: 1231232" data-attributes="member: 8993"><p>It is probably just as Hook stated. The worm count may have been so great when all of them were killed it had an adverse effect of the calf. If thats it the calf will be ok, it will just take a few days. </p><p> Old traders here would buy a cow that had a really bad worm load and would give her a 1/2 dose of horse wormer. They thought killing all the worms at once would make the cow so weak she could get down and die also. This was before the days of Pour Ons or cydectin. We rarely see one that bad here anymore.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kenny thomas, post: 1231232, member: 8993"] It is probably just as Hook stated. The worm count may have been so great when all of them were killed it had an adverse effect of the calf. If thats it the calf will be ok, it will just take a few days. Old traders here would buy a cow that had a really bad worm load and would give her a 1/2 dose of horse wormer. They thought killing all the worms at once would make the cow so weak she could get down and die also. This was before the days of Pour Ons or cydectin. We rarely see one that bad here anymore. [/QUOTE]
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