Beyond me. I don't tend to worry much about stool consistancy in older animals. I go more by behaviour and my eye to tell if something is starting to go wrong. Sorry
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> Hello, Thank you for your
> response. She hasn't had any
> changes in her feed, she gets a
> little corn and 16% range cubes.
> We have returned her to the rest
> of the herd, that never really
> seem to bother her and her calf is
> very healthy, this is her second
> set of twins. She had diarrhea
> before she had her calfs, so I am
> not sure if it had anything to do
> with the birth of her calfs are
> not. But she has not lost any
> weight and does not act as though
> she is sick at all. She just has
> loose stools are its kind of thin
> instead of solid when she goes to
> the bathroom. I know its hard to
> tell just by talking with someone,
> I thought that someone else might
> have already had the same
> experience and had an idea. We do
> not have a large animal vet where
> I live so we kinda of depend on
> each other to figure out what the
> problems are, Let me know if you
> have any ideas. Thank You Sharon
