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Calf Respiratory Stimulants

  • 13-03-2011 04:55PM
    #1
    thompson309
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    I also used Dalophylline gel as a respiratory stimulant put under the calf's tongue after a calving especially after a difficult calving. My vet told me recently that its gone off the market but also said that there's no alternative on the market.

    What products did you get form your vets to stimulate the calf to breathe especially after a difficult calving?

    Thanks


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  • #2
    leg wax
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    cold water in the ear or a straw up the nose.


  • #3
    Traonach
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    Freecardyl. A good cardio-vascular analeptic.


  • #4
    whelan1
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    thompson309 wrote: »
    I also used Dalophylline gel as a respiratory stimulant put under the calf's tongue after a calving especially after a difficult calving. My vet told me recently that its gone off the market but also said that there's no alternative on the market.

    What products did you get form your vets to stimulate the calf to breathe especially after a difficult calving?

    Thanks
    we used to use that too , i think there are dopram drops , the gel was very handy and very good ... pity it was taken off the market


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