E EAT BEEF Well-known member Joined Jan 27, 2008 Messages 928 Reaction score 0 May 23, 2008 #1 How soon after a cow has been breed can you give lut to abort her? I was thinking five days but I can't remember thanks.
How soon after a cow has been breed can you give lut to abort her? I was thinking five days but I can't remember thanks.
milkmaid Well-known member Joined Nov 8, 2004 Messages 5,295 Reaction score 2 Location Idaho May 23, 2008 #2 7-8 days. Lute may or may not work at 5 days past heat, depending on the cow. I'd give it a minimum of a week.
7-8 days. Lute may or may not work at 5 days past heat, depending on the cow. I'd give it a minimum of a week.
bandit80 Well-known member Joined Mar 4, 2008 Messages 1,099 Reaction score 2 Location NE Kansas May 23, 2008 #3 EAT BEEF":iv4gqpqz said: How soon after a cow has been breed can you give lut to abort her? I was thinking five days but I can't remember thanks. Click to expand... If I remember correctly from Bovine Reproductive Technology ANSCI 505, 7 days. It isn't going to hurt anything waiting an extra day or two, however.
EAT BEEF":iv4gqpqz said: How soon after a cow has been breed can you give lut to abort her? I was thinking five days but I can't remember thanks. Click to expand... If I remember correctly from Bovine Reproductive Technology ANSCI 505, 7 days. It isn't going to hurt anything waiting an extra day or two, however.
J jcarkie Well-known member Joined Dec 26, 2003 Messages 1,048 Reaction score 0 Location arkansas May 25, 2008 #4 i always heard between 3 weeks to 3 months to lute. my vet told me 2 years ago, neighbors knotty bull bred my cow between calving seasons.
i always heard between 3 weeks to 3 months to lute. my vet told me 2 years ago, neighbors knotty bull bred my cow between calving seasons.
