Dosing

Surfn

i have lambs 35- 40 kg on decent grass and eating meal, they have got very runny of the back end this last week. they have been well dosed all along with duotech and then arrest. they stayed nice and clean and dry all summer until now. what should i dose with now to dry them up. they get dirty when its running out of them.

roosky

Surfn wrote: »

i have lambs 35- 40 kg on decent grass and eating meal, they have got very runny of the back end this last week. they have been well dosed all along with duotech and then arrest. they stayed nice and clean and dry all summer until now. what should i dose with now to dry them up. they get dirty when its running out of them.

Might not be worms at all, is it lush grass???

I see my lambs on lush grass in this weather are covered in ****e !

Runs straight through them

rangler1

roosky wrote: »

Might not be worms at all, is it lush grass???

I see my lambs on lush grass in this weather are covered in ****e !

Runs straight through them

Yea, the wet weather is playing havoc with them here too, sh....y backside yet tested clear for worms, not a lot you can do only pray for fine weather. doesn't do a lot for thrive is all i see

cattle man

rangler1 wrote: »

Yea, the wet weather is playing havoc with them here too, sh....y backside yet tested clear for worms, not a lot you can do only pray for fine weather. doesn't do a lot for thrive is all i see

Same as that all lambs on aftergrass and well dosed but dirty. Still gaining weight tho so should be ok

Surfn

roosky wrote: »

Might not be worms at all, is it lush grass???

I see my lambs on lush grass in this weather are covered in ****e !

Runs straight through them

yes they are on good grass. they were dosed just over 2 weeks ok, so must be the wet weather and good grass

Green farmer

roosky wrote: »

Might not be worms at all, is it lush grass???

I see my lambs on lush grass in this weather are covered in ****e !

Runs straight through them

+1 here. Family are giving out to me over the state on lambs. They were spotless clean all season. Then weaned a few weeks ago. Dosed and cobalted a few days later and put them in lush grass with buckets in field. Even though their thriving and on best grass on farm , it's running out them, very loose. Frustrating really,

rangler1

Green farmer wrote: »

+1 here. Family are giving out to me over the state on lambs. They were spotless clean all season. Then weaned a few weeks ago. Dosed and cobalted a few days later and put them in lush grass with buckets in field. Even though their thriving and on best grass on farm , it's running out them, very loose. Frustrating really,

Yea even the ewes are getting dirty here....won't be looking great for the sale

Bleating Lamb

rangler1 wrote: »

Yea even the ewes are getting dirty here....won't be looking great for the sale

Know it's a lot of work but would you consider giving them a dip to wash them.