just learnin
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This cow has a two week old calf.
Is this normal?
What is it?
Is this normal?
What is it?
Is this normal??
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SPRINGER FARMS MURRAY GRE
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Not normal. Call a vet. Vaginal discharge is always worrisome.I suspect may be infection due to retained placenta. 
Joy in Texas
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You need a vet and fast. Major infection
Joy in Texas
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Is this the same cow you were waiting on a calf from?
Susie David
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If there isn't a bull filling her up...could have a serious infection.
Does the discharge have any odor to it?
See your vet ASAP.
DMc
Does the discharge have any odor to it?
See your vet ASAP.
DMc
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just learnin
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Got meds from vet and administered.
Thanks
This is not the cow due to calf.
She had her calf two weeks ago.
Thanks
This is not the cow due to calf.
She had her calf two weeks ago.
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just learnin
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LA 200 60
He said it was an infection.
He said it was an infection.
It's a uterine infection, dj. Could be caused by any number of things. Might be caused by retained afterbirth (doesn't have to be a lot) or if it was a big calf and had to be pulled or someone had to sleeve up and reach inside; I've known that to create problems before.
If the LA200 doesn't work switch to 30-60cc's of long lasting pennicillin. I haven't had a lot of success with LA200 (for uterine infections), but I've seen penn cure cows that by all rights should have died.
If the LA200 doesn't work switch to 30-60cc's of long lasting pennicillin. I haven't had a lot of success with LA200 (for uterine infections), but I've seen penn cure cows that by all rights should have died.
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just learnin
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Milkmaid,
Penicillian from a vet or over the counter?
She appears alright, but just incase.
Thanks
Penicillian from a vet or over the counter?
She appears alright, but just incase.
Thanks
