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stomach fluke

  • 14-09-2010 9:02am
    #1
    snowman707
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    for those of you looking for Zanil, it should be readily available from most stockists from now onwards,


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  • #2
    whelan1
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    does zanil just do for fluke or is it fluke and worms ? i like the easy way out and would love if there was an injectable for rumen fluke and worms that can be used in milkers - i dont ask for much do I:rolleyes:


  • #3
    5live
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    Think it for fluke only


  • #4
    whelan1
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    i deknuckled myself yesterday doing a few cows at drying off with an oral dose for fluke and worms , pure hardship , has to be a health and safety issue there since the injectables where withdrawn


  • #5
    theroad
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    whelan1 wrote: »
    i deknuckled myself yesterday doing a few cows at drying off with an oral dose for fluke and worms , pure hardship , has to be a health and safety issue there since the injectables where withdrawn

    Last year at the co-op there was a sales rep trying to flog a new type of gun that he swore took all the hardship out of drenching. It looked like a big "J". I forget what company it was. He even had a brochure with pictures of girls (:D) drenching bullocks in a crush.

    Our vet reckons something will be worked out for withdrawal periods this year. Dunno.


  • #6
    whelan1
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    theroad wrote: »
    Last year at the co-op there was a sales rep trying to flog a new type of gun that he swore took all the hardship out of drenching. It looked like a big "J". I forget what company it was. He even had a brochure with pictures of girls (:D) drenching bullocks in a crush.

    Our vet reckons something will be worked out for withdrawal periods this year. Dunno.
    pity we didnt take a picture yesterday so , ended up having to get a halter to one of the cows as there was no way i could catch her head or get the tongs in , very nearly gave up but the thickness in me made me persevere:cool:


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  • #7
    theroad
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    whelan1 wrote: »
    pity we didnt take a picture yesterday so , ended up having to get a halter to one of the cows as there was no way i could catch her head or get the tongs in , very nearly gave up but the thickness in me made me persevere:cool:

    Hate that. I keep reminding them, there's only one way out, but some of them just don't get it.


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