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<blockquote data-quote="Brandonm2" data-source="post: 435118" data-attributes="member: 2095"><p>I think you need a new vet. IF you are going to hit EVERY steer on your farm with penicillin; be sure to have epinephrine on hand just in case one goes into shock from the Penn. You will probably never lose one; but it is an inexpensive insurance policy. You do not want to mix anything with Pennicillin as that is a very complex molecule that can react with almost anything, making it useless. IF you are using PennG on 500 lb steers, it will take 10 ccs. Getting all of that into one injection site will be difficult enough.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brandonm2, post: 435118, member: 2095"] I think you need a new vet. IF you are going to hit EVERY steer on your farm with penicillin; be sure to have epinephrine on hand just in case one goes into shock from the Penn. You will probably never lose one; but it is an inexpensive insurance policy. You do not want to mix anything with Pennicillin as that is a very complex molecule that can react with almost anything, making it useless. IF you are using PennG on 500 lb steers, it will take 10 ccs. Getting all of that into one injection site will be difficult enough. [/QUOTE]
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