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A bit of Coughing

  • 12-06-2011 8:14pm
    #1
    bbam
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    Well all..
    Have some Feb born calves, bucket fed and I've noticed a few coughing a bit, nothing too much, no dirty noses or anything..
    They had bimectin injection a few weeks ago which I know doesn't cover fluke but while the weather is damp I wouldn't expect fluke until later in the year... Plan was to fluke & worm drench again at the end of July...
    What's it likely to be ??

    I have some year olds that got the fluke & worm drench at the same time but no coughing with them..


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  • #2
    5live
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    Could be lungworm? It might be safer to go in again with a white drench on a few and see if any improvement in them and go from there. Iirc the ivermectins have a 5 week dosing interval for injections so it may be time again


  • #3
    bbam
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    Indeed, we'll bring them in for a drench at the weekend and opefully that will sort it out...


  • #4
    Bactidiaryl
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    a dirty cough,dosent sound like the normal worm one?try lungpowder.


  • #5
    bbam
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    Bactidiaryl wrote: »
    a dirty cough,dosent sound like the normal worm one?try lungpowder.

    sorry for my ignorance but what is lungpowder??


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