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Re: O/T force feeding calves
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Posted by DRL on July 19, 2005 at 14:52:36 from (24.32.122.56):
In Reply to: O/T force feeding calves posted by Tim...Ok on July 19, 2005 at 10:54:59:
Tim, If they are still alive, would call a vet in ASAP since you haven't had much experience with baby calves. Think baby calves are about the hardest thing to keep alive if separated from mom. When I still lived at home, we usually had 15-20 bucket calves. Was a never ending cycle of shots, scour pills, pink eye meds, etc... You had to be on your toes in order to spot anything that might be going wrong. One day they are fine, the next scours or a cough, dead the next. If you didn't spot a problem eary, you were usually too late. Think I would rather have milked 15-20 head rather than this.
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