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  • 30-01-2021 7:24pm
    #1
    ELP
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 180 ✭✭


    Was talking to neighbour earlier and he had vaccinated his cow before calving. Problem is he injected under skin not into the muscle. He was wondering if they would need to be injected again. Would anyone on here know the answer?


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  • #2
    green daries
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    ELP wrote: »
    Was talking to neighbour earlier and he had vaccinated his cow before calving. Problem is he injected under skin not into the muscle. He was wondering if they would need to be injected again. Would anyone on here know the answer?

    Made the same mistake years ago and I had pretty good results but the there was some problems.....but how much of that was a different infection such as crypto or something I wasn't sure
    Maybe retreat cows who haven't calved in side seven weeks


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    greysides
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    Try contacting the pharmaceutical company.

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