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<blockquote data-quote="milkmaid" data-source="post: 178371" data-attributes="member: 852"><p>They strip her out before calving? ...must have, or they wouldn't have known she had mastitis. I wouldn't have stripped her in the first place.</p><p></p><p>If I remember right, anaphylectic shock would show up immediately (minutes) after having been given the drugs...that is, if it was given IM, IV, or SubQ. I think IMM (in the udder) it might take longer to show signs of shock. I think. Did they give her something IM/SubQ just prior to taking her to the vet? ToDAY is a common mastitis treatment; to the best of my knowledge it is a penicillin, and if the heifer was treated with it, she could have had a delayed reaction to the penicillin. Wouldn't think it would be enough to actually kill her with only one tube of the stuff, but I could be wrong.</p><p></p><p>Still goes back to that 'mastitis'...they shouldn't have known if she had mastitis problems, because they shouldn't have been stripping her. (And of course, the next question is whether they know the difference between very thick colostrum and mastitis.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="milkmaid, post: 178371, member: 852"] They strip her out before calving? ...must have, or they wouldn't have known she had mastitis. I wouldn't have stripped her in the first place. If I remember right, anaphylectic shock would show up immediately (minutes) after having been given the drugs...that is, if it was given IM, IV, or SubQ. I think IMM (in the udder) it might take longer to show signs of shock. I think. Did they give her something IM/SubQ just prior to taking her to the vet? ToDAY is a common mastitis treatment; to the best of my knowledge it is a penicillin, and if the heifer was treated with it, she could have had a delayed reaction to the penicillin. Wouldn't think it would be enough to actually kill her with only one tube of the stuff, but I could be wrong. Still goes back to that 'mastitis'...they shouldn't have known if she had mastitis problems, because they shouldn't have been stripping her. (And of course, the next question is whether they know the difference between very thick colostrum and mastitis.) [/QUOTE]
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