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Re: OT : calving paralysis
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Posted by Kent in NB on May 30, 2006 at 05:06:33 from (142.166.123.94):
In Reply to: OT : calving paralysis posted by Teddy (punchie) on May 30, 2006 at 04:18:19:
Hi Teddy. You have a pinched nerve. It can get better. Takes approx. 11 days for noticeable improvement. Keep her confined to a an area where she can't hurt herself, and is convenient for feed,water, etc.. It takes time and loads of patience to get them through this condition. Keep an eye on temperature, feed intake, and get her to move from side to side. This will help to prevent further problems. Try not to give anything that will leave a drug residue, in case you have to slaughter.( This happens) Good luck.
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