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Sores on bottle calf - Newbie mom
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<blockquote data-quote="farmerjan" data-source="post: 1427742" data-attributes="member: 25884"><p>I can't seem to access the pictures, but I have an old computer and am not very computer literate anyway. What about ringworm? It usually is a rough patch that the hair falls off, kinda grayish looking. No temps, not usually bloody unless they rub it hard and break the skin. Ringworm is actually a type of fungus. We either spray iodine on it, soaking it, or use something like vaseline and rub it on and smother it. It often goes away when the weather gets nicer and they get alot of sun. We get it at one farm where the calves can get into the barn so assume that the previous calves have rubbed against the wall/doorway or whatever. Supposed to be contagious if they come into contact. Not the end of the world and calves seldom act like it bothers them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="farmerjan, post: 1427742, member: 25884"] I can't seem to access the pictures, but I have an old computer and am not very computer literate anyway. What about ringworm? It usually is a rough patch that the hair falls off, kinda grayish looking. No temps, not usually bloody unless they rub it hard and break the skin. Ringworm is actually a type of fungus. We either spray iodine on it, soaking it, or use something like vaseline and rub it on and smother it. It often goes away when the weather gets nicer and they get alot of sun. We get it at one farm where the calves can get into the barn so assume that the previous calves have rubbed against the wall/doorway or whatever. Supposed to be contagious if they come into contact. Not the end of the world and calves seldom act like it bothers them. [/QUOTE]
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