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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 11915"><p>When we used to do what you are doing, we would hit them with Nuflor as we unloaded them. After a couple of days we would vaccinate. It decreased the number of sick calves significantly.</p><p></p><p>dun</p><p></p><p>> I have a group of 29 small beef</p><p>> calves put together from sale</p><p>> barns.All vaccinated for ibr bvd</p><p>> pi3 brsv when brought in and was</p><p>> follow up vaccinated 3-4 weeks</p><p>> later.14 out of 29 got very sick.</p><p>> Coughing droopy ears runny noses</p><p>> decreased appetite.LA200 and</p><p>> sulfer pills worked fairly well</p><p>> but I have 7 still seperated out</p><p>> that didn't respond so I gave</p><p>> nuflor and they still haven't come</p><p>> around the way I would like.Got</p><p>> tired of sticking them and they</p><p>> haven't had anything in over two</p><p>> weeks other than aeromyacin in</p><p>> feed.I am thinking about micotil</p><p>> but this is getting very</p><p>> expensive.This is an ongoing</p><p>> problem for me even though I feel</p><p>> I have a good vaccination plan</p><p>> from the time I get the calves in</p><p>> I always seem to get sick calves</p><p>> and end up spending alot of money</p><p>> on nuflor micotil and other</p><p>> antibiotics even after I have</p><p>> given all the prevention</p><p>> vaccinations.I have wondered if my</p><p>> farm is infected.I am located</p><p>> close to a town and have wondered</p><p>> if the noise sirens trucks ect</p><p>> might induce stress on the animals</p><p>> and cause sickness.Any suggestions</p><p>> anyone may have are greatly</p><p>> appreciated.Let me add that</p><p>> holstein cattle do well here and</p><p>> do not get sick but I can't afford</p><p>> to feed holsteins.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 11915"] When we used to do what you are doing, we would hit them with Nuflor as we unloaded them. After a couple of days we would vaccinate. It decreased the number of sick calves significantly. dun > I have a group of 29 small beef > calves put together from sale > barns.All vaccinated for ibr bvd > pi3 brsv when brought in and was > follow up vaccinated 3-4 weeks > later.14 out of 29 got very sick. > Coughing droopy ears runny noses > decreased appetite.LA200 and > sulfer pills worked fairly well > but I have 7 still seperated out > that didn't respond so I gave > nuflor and they still haven't come > around the way I would like.Got > tired of sticking them and they > haven't had anything in over two > weeks other than aeromyacin in > feed.I am thinking about micotil > but this is getting very > expensive.This is an ongoing > problem for me even though I feel > I have a good vaccination plan > from the time I get the calves in > I always seem to get sick calves > and end up spending alot of money > on nuflor micotil and other > antibiotics even after I have > given all the prevention > vaccinations.I have wondered if my > farm is infected.I am located > close to a town and have wondered > if the noise sirens trucks ect > might induce stress on the animals > and cause sickness.Any suggestions > anyone may have are greatly > appreciated.Let me add that > holstein cattle do well here and > do not get sick but I can't afford > to feed holsteins. [/QUOTE]
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