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I think I've learned a lesson. MAYBE?
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<blockquote data-quote="VAStocker" data-source="post: 432741" data-attributes="member: 4458"><p>We have always refrained from pulling calves with just a snotty nose, if that is the only sign that the calf has an issue if the calf is off feed and generally slow I will ussally pull him. My vet. told me some years ago to think of them as kids how many kids do you see on a playground with a snotty nose.</p><p></p><p>On a new calf that comes in at what body temp. do you justify treatment? I've always used 104.0 as a breaking point although I have read on here where people have treated calfs @102.5-103.0</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="VAStocker, post: 432741, member: 4458"] We have always refrained from pulling calves with just a snotty nose, if that is the only sign that the calf has an issue if the calf is off feed and generally slow I will ussally pull him. My vet. told me some years ago to think of them as kids how many kids do you see on a playground with a snotty nose. On a new calf that comes in at what body temp. do you justify treatment? I've always used 104.0 as a breaking point although I have read on here where people have treated calfs @102.5-103.0 [/QUOTE]
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