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Posted by Michael Soldan on October 16, 2006 at 05:17:26 from (24.235.41.226):
I have a calf that has had a bacterial infection in the respiratory system. I had her cured, she relapsed so the vet set me up with a different medication, after four days she seemed fine then she relapsed again, obviously not treated long enough. However she now has no fever, is active but breaths heavily and noisly. I am suspicious that she has become what my cattleman friend calls a "Lunger", a damaged or malfunctioning lung. What experience have you had with this, can the calf overcome this with more medication or should I cut and run? I have close to $150 in meds in her and she isn't right. If I could save her I could get some of my $150 back..if she is chronic and likely to be lost, I should cut and run..any thoughts...Mike in Exeter Ontario
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