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yoghurt powder in electrolyte?
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<blockquote data-quote="Ouachita" data-source="post: 962479" data-attributes="member: 16802"><p>Okay she just handed me the recipe. Although after some discussion, it's not necessarily for scours. More to get the gut jump started. I'll type the recipe as it was written by the elderly lady in her own hand writing, exactly;</p><p></p><p>Gallon raw milk</p><p>can evapo milk</p><p>1 big egg</p><p>1 cup powderd butter milk</p><p></p><p>mix gallon milk w evapo milk</p><p>then mix egg w powerd butted milk</p><p>and pour into milk mix</p><p>mix until the powdered buttered milk is desolvd</p><p>warm</p><p>pour in botle and fed</p><p></p><p>Okay, now my wife any myself have used variations of this cultured powdered buttermilk. She has save many orphaned goats with the above recipe. We have only used it on a half dozen baby calfs that she brought home from the sale. None died. We have also used this powdered buttermilk mixed with electolite for scours (no milk) with success. I cannot grade success on the handful of animals that we have treated this way, but I can say with and without other measures of treatment, none died. We have only lost animals to physical trama/defect, and dogs. Some where on this forum I posted a topic about a calf we had in May (I think it was May) that was born with poor use of back legs. It could only stand to nurse for brief periods. Many times I would hold it to nurse. We did the vet thing and got selenium, vitamin E, and etc. It became obvious after 3 weeks this calf had some neurological problem. The bigger it got, the less it was able to move. Little gal did gain about 25 pounds in the 3 weeks we worked with her, but we decided to do the right thing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ouachita, post: 962479, member: 16802"] Okay she just handed me the recipe. Although after some discussion, it's not necessarily for scours. More to get the gut jump started. I'll type the recipe as it was written by the elderly lady in her own hand writing, exactly; Gallon raw milk can evapo milk 1 big egg 1 cup powderd butter milk mix gallon milk w evapo milk then mix egg w powerd butted milk and pour into milk mix mix until the powdered buttered milk is desolvd warm pour in botle and fed Okay, now my wife any myself have used variations of this cultured powdered buttermilk. She has save many orphaned goats with the above recipe. We have only used it on a half dozen baby calfs that she brought home from the sale. None died. We have also used this powdered buttermilk mixed with electolite for scours (no milk) with success. I cannot grade success on the handful of animals that we have treated this way, but I can say with and without other measures of treatment, none died. We have only lost animals to physical trama/defect, and dogs. Some where on this forum I posted a topic about a calf we had in May (I think it was May) that was born with poor use of back legs. It could only stand to nurse for brief periods. Many times I would hold it to nurse. We did the vet thing and got selenium, vitamin E, and etc. It became obvious after 3 weeks this calf had some neurological problem. The bigger it got, the less it was able to move. Little gal did gain about 25 pounds in the 3 weeks we worked with her, but we decided to do the right thing. [/QUOTE]
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