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FAT BULL WEANLING

ddogsbollix · 2011-12-15 16:43:47

My neighbour has a weanling at home and ever since he weaned him he has got a big belly?? im thinking its acidosis but not sure...??

15-12-2011 5:43pm

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ddogsbollix

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My neighbour has a weanling at home and ever since he weaned him he has got a big belly?? im thinking its acidosis but not sure...??

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#2 15-12-2011 6:52pm

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think we talked about this before, its usually an infection that they got as a calf through the navel, had 1 last year , fattened him up and sent to factory

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#3 15-12-2011 10:35pm

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Oh 'the neighbour' eh....

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#4 15-12-2011 11:24pm

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yes the neighbour! actually it is him! all my weanlings are gone!! dont think it is a naval infection as he only developed it as a 7 month old weanling!??

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#5 16-12-2011 7:19am

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thats the same as ours, the infection is there from when they are a calf but you only see it when they getolder , no visible signs on the navel itself

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#6 16-12-2011 4:54pm

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what is that condition called?? and could it be anything else ya reckon??

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