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Ecoli in a quarter

WexTK · 2012-03-26 15:30:28

Hi lads/lasses, have 2 cows now coming into parlour with ecoli in a quarter - needs to be hand milked onto ground each time. A cousin of mine said he simply snipped tit off with a burdizzo to solve problem? Too wild wild west? Apologies to animal lovers btw:eek:

26-03-2012 3:30pm

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WexTK

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Hi lads/lasses,

have 2 cows now coming into parlour with ecoli in a quarter - needs to be hand milked onto ground each time.
A cousin of mine said he simply snipped tit off with a burdizzo to solve problem?

Too wild wild west? Apologies to animal lovers btw:eek:

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#2 26-03-2012 7:48pm

stanflt

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WexTK wrote: »

Hi lads/lasses,

have 2 cows now coming into parlour with ecoli in a quarter - needs to be hand milked onto ground each time.
A cousin of mine said he simply snipped tit off with a burdizzo to solve problem?

Too wild wild west? Apologies to animal lovers btw:eek:

keep them hydrated- inject with cobactin or simular(however im no vet so seek prof advise) shell be back milking on 4quarters in a couple of days

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