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late abortions and small calves
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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 10167"><p>Our pastures are nearly weed free, very clean Coastal, Burmuda, Tifton 85, and some Bahaia. Grass Tetany, can occur on Rye or Wheat and happens after a frost, if cattle are removed from pasture to allow stress to move out of grass the cattle will not be affected; but if they are not I think you can treat with an IV infusion of CalDex, a calcium dextrose soln. But must be done ASAP or they die, simmilar to milk fever, same treatment. I think, consult a vet! Any way I use the lab to identify our problems, and we have Neospora Caninum, not common but found in some areas to be a big problem. We are in a heavily forrested wild part of Texas, with tons of wild life, and many Cyotes, the culprits for passing the problem. Central Texas, best I can figure, but its not exact.</p><p></p><p> <a href="mailto:kemilimo@tca.net">kemilimo@tca.net</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 10167"] Our pastures are nearly weed free, very clean Coastal, Burmuda, Tifton 85, and some Bahaia. Grass Tetany, can occur on Rye or Wheat and happens after a frost, if cattle are removed from pasture to allow stress to move out of grass the cattle will not be affected; but if they are not I think you can treat with an IV infusion of CalDex, a calcium dextrose soln. But must be done ASAP or they die, simmilar to milk fever, same treatment. I think, consult a vet! Any way I use the lab to identify our problems, and we have Neospora Caninum, not common but found in some areas to be a big problem. We are in a heavily forrested wild part of Texas, with tons of wild life, and many Cyotes, the culprits for passing the problem. Central Texas, best I can figure, but its not exact. [email=kemilimo@tca.net]kemilimo@tca.net[/email] [/QUOTE]
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