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<blockquote data-quote="farmerjan" data-source="post: 1484797" data-attributes="member: 25884"><p>Most any cattle supply, feed co-op that has a store and TSC will have a magnet. Balling gun, stuff the magnet in it with a little feed or something to wedge it in, a little vaseline or anything to make it slippery, and down the throat. If it is hardware, of the metal kind, and it hasn't done too much damage to the rumen, or whatever "stomach" compartment it is in, you should see a definite improvement in desire and ability to eat. </p><p>There was someone on here a little while back that had a poor doing cow and finally she "coughed up" a part of a plastic trash bag and other " trash" that she must've found in the field. Don't know if she ever survived or gained weight, but it could be something other than "metal" affecting her too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="farmerjan, post: 1484797, member: 25884"] Most any cattle supply, feed co-op that has a store and TSC will have a magnet. Balling gun, stuff the magnet in it with a little feed or something to wedge it in, a little vaseline or anything to make it slippery, and down the throat. If it is hardware, of the metal kind, and it hasn't done too much damage to the rumen, or whatever "stomach" compartment it is in, you should see a definite improvement in desire and ability to eat. There was someone on here a little while back that had a poor doing cow and finally she "coughed up" a part of a plastic trash bag and other " trash" that she must've found in the field. Don't know if she ever survived or gained weight, but it could be something other than "metal" affecting her too. [/QUOTE]
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