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<blockquote data-quote="uscangus" data-source="post: 736285" data-attributes="member: 13261"><p>thank you for sincere advises-"jeanne", before she gave birth, she was 5-6 on her BCS. after two week, her BCS dropped around 4-3.5. she was milking an adopted calf and her own calf. i did not notice her until this sunday. so, i gave her own square bay and able to walk to the barn with the herd and water. i thought that she may be dehydrate from milking and loosing her weight. she is about mid-age around 5-7 years old black angus. </p><p></p><p>i am hoping she was hungry and not getting winter feed hay and minerals from milking two calves. the other mother did not want to milk her own calf. then, i am thinking that she may have a parasites or need to worm her. all the other bred cows or cows are 5-6 with BCS with no bone showing except the hind legs after birth or near birth. i have ample winter hay in the barn and my pasture is okay in state of washington.</p><p></p><p>i will call my friend or the vet's friend. i don't want to loose her. i worked two and half hours from my farm. by the time i get home, it is too dark and they are in the pastures. anyway, thank you for your generous advises. if you have any question of dental problem, i am a dentist and would love to help you out for your sincere advises. thank you kindly once again being a newbie. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="uscangus, post: 736285, member: 13261"] thank you for sincere advises-"jeanne", before she gave birth, she was 5-6 on her BCS. after two week, her BCS dropped around 4-3.5. she was milking an adopted calf and her own calf. i did not notice her until this sunday. so, i gave her own square bay and able to walk to the barn with the herd and water. i thought that she may be dehydrate from milking and loosing her weight. she is about mid-age around 5-7 years old black angus. i am hoping she was hungry and not getting winter feed hay and minerals from milking two calves. the other mother did not want to milk her own calf. then, i am thinking that she may have a parasites or need to worm her. all the other bred cows or cows are 5-6 with BCS with no bone showing except the hind legs after birth or near birth. i have ample winter hay in the barn and my pasture is okay in state of washington. i will call my friend or the vet's friend. i don't want to loose her. i worked two and half hours from my farm. by the time i get home, it is too dark and they are in the pastures. anyway, thank you for your generous advises. if you have any question of dental problem, i am a dentist and would love to help you out for your sincere advises. thank you kindly once again being a newbie. :) [/QUOTE]
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