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Recognizing and Treating Scours
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<blockquote data-quote="rockridgecattle" data-source="post: 795206" data-attributes="member: 6198"><p>Cows do not get scours. The do get codcidosus(sp) and they do get the squirts from Johnes disease, and they get the squirts from too rich of hay or grass with alot of Alfalfa.</p><p>Codcidosus requires some special boluses from the vet designed for this bug. Johnes requires testing for confirmation and then i believe destroying confirmed cases. As for feed, might need some rummensin. Rummesin has show to reduce the codcidiosus (blasted name) in a herd when fed continously for three months. Very effective before calving especially if you are in an area or have had past problems with it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rockridgecattle, post: 795206, member: 6198"] Cows do not get scours. The do get codcidosus(sp) and they do get the squirts from Johnes disease, and they get the squirts from too rich of hay or grass with alot of Alfalfa. Codcidosus requires some special boluses from the vet designed for this bug. Johnes requires testing for confirmation and then i believe destroying confirmed cases. As for feed, might need some rummensin. Rummesin has show to reduce the codcidiosus (blasted name) in a herd when fed continously for three months. Very effective before calving especially if you are in an area or have had past problems with it. [/QUOTE]
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