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LA-200 adverse reaction in calf.
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<blockquote data-quote="rockridgecattle" data-source="post: 406207" data-attributes="member: 6198"><p>hi,</p><p>another rule of thumb if you are going to have cattle is to have a bottle of epinephrine on hand. it does not cost much and should go out with you every time you treat or vaccinate cattle. Anaphalatic(sp) shock can be very fast and an oh boy situation. Running back to the drug box can be costly.</p><p>Write on each bottle in black marker how many CC/# on each bottle.</p><p>Should have a book that you write in what cow/calf </p><p>what drug</p><p>how much</p><p> IM/SQ</p><p>Withdrawl date </p><p>Injection site...neck </p><p>Broken needle</p><p>Reaction</p><p>Our customers look for quality assurance and we need to know what we've done</p><p>over dosing can be tricky and dangerous. Double over dose can be deadly. Too much is not always a good thing.</p><p>If we overdosed on a drug what happens. Cattle, horse are no different.</p><p>Vets sometimes know how far to push an overdose, expereinced cattle farmers might get away with it. But a second overdose too soon is nasty. If you read the La200 label its evry 4 days. So if you give a shot on Monday then you would treat again on thursday. Lucky the calf lived....bleach...that had to hurt...i might have done an iodine scrub and washed with that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rockridgecattle, post: 406207, member: 6198"] hi, another rule of thumb if you are going to have cattle is to have a bottle of epinephrine on hand. it does not cost much and should go out with you every time you treat or vaccinate cattle. Anaphalatic(sp) shock can be very fast and an oh boy situation. Running back to the drug box can be costly. Write on each bottle in black marker how many CC/# on each bottle. Should have a book that you write in what cow/calf what drug how much IM/SQ Withdrawl date Injection site...neck Broken needle Reaction Our customers look for quality assurance and we need to know what we've done over dosing can be tricky and dangerous. Double over dose can be deadly. Too much is not always a good thing. If we overdosed on a drug what happens. Cattle, horse are no different. Vets sometimes know how far to push an overdose, expereinced cattle farmers might get away with it. But a second overdose too soon is nasty. If you read the La200 label its evry 4 days. So if you give a shot on Monday then you would treat again on thursday. Lucky the calf lived....bleach...that had to hurt...i might have done an iodine scrub and washed with that. [/QUOTE]
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