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<blockquote data-quote="Medic24" data-source="post: 474775" data-attributes="member: 1101"><p>Although my money is with Dun on this one, as heavy consumption of malassass in the protien tubs is a huge factor in loose stools, I would in fact look to do two things to rule out any other causes...............temp, and poop sample to the vet.........we should not forget a parasitic overload can also cause very loose manure................while your at it........take manure sample from the whole herd.....it might be a good time to worm if after a good frost or two. when looking at heath problems with liivestock always look towrd the most logical and commom causes for illnesses before you look at more exotic causes.....although these things can and do happen.</p><p></p><p>Manure samples are good way to judge not only the effectiveness of your worming program, but also saves money for those times that you DO NOT need to worm.......if the vet or diagnostic lab finds little evidence of parisites, then costas for worming can be avoided for now. :cboy:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Medic24, post: 474775, member: 1101"] Although my money is with Dun on this one, as heavy consumption of malassass in the protien tubs is a huge factor in loose stools, I would in fact look to do two things to rule out any other causes...............temp, and poop sample to the vet.........we should not forget a parasitic overload can also cause very loose manure................while your at it........take manure sample from the whole herd.....it might be a good time to worm if after a good frost or two. when looking at heath problems with liivestock always look towrd the most logical and commom causes for illnesses before you look at more exotic causes.....although these things can and do happen. Manure samples are good way to judge not only the effectiveness of your worming program, but also saves money for those times that you DO NOT need to worm.......if the vet or diagnostic lab finds little evidence of parisites, then costas for worming can be avoided for now. :cboy: [/QUOTE]
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