Re: Cow can't pass afterbirth

[Guest guest]

you can have the vet infuse her with a mild solution of tet324. 5cc of oxytocin

once per day for

a few days will help contract the utrus. You might want to put her on excenel

for a few days.

Cow can't pass afterbirth

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> We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she

hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to

give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out

to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.

>

> We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11

hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week.

Could that be part of the problem

[Guest guest]

you can have the vet infuse her with a mild solution of tet324. 5cc of oxytocin

once per day for

a few days will help contract the utrus. You might want to put her on excenel

for a few days.

Cow can't pass afterbirth

>

>

> We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she

hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to

give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out

to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.

>

> We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11

hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week.

Could that be part of the problem

[Guest guest]

Are you sure she did not pass it and you cant find it or she ate it?

That said, you can lutolyce once wk till she cleans.

She will clean. it takes time.

To: RawDairy From: haybert@...Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2010 18:54:03 +0000Subject: Cow can't pass afterbirth

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Jan HaybertEvergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

Are you sure she did not pass it and you cant find it or she ate it?

That said, you can lutolyce once wk till she cleans.

She will clean. it takes time.

To: RawDairy From: haybert@...Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2010 18:54:03 +0000Subject: Cow can't pass afterbirth

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Jan HaybertEvergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

Are you sure she did not pass it and you cant find it or she ate it?

That said, you can lutolyce once wk till she cleans.

She will clean. it takes time.

To: RawDairy From: haybert@...Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2010 18:54:03 +0000Subject: Cow can't pass afterbirth

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Jan HaybertEvergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

The umbilical cord is hanging out of her so we are sure she did not pass it and eat it. Thanks for the tip!

Jan Hayberthaybert@...

Are you sure she did not pass it and you cant find it or she ate it?

That said, you can lutolyce once wk till she cleans.

She will clean. it takes time.

To: RawDairy From: haybert@...Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2010 18:54:03 +0000Subject: Cow can't pass afterbirth

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Jan HaybertEvergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

The umbilical cord is hanging out of her so we are sure she did not pass it and eat it. Thanks for the tip!

Jan Hayberthaybert@...

Are you sure she did not pass it and you cant find it or she ate it?

That said, you can lutolyce once wk till she cleans.

She will clean. it takes time.

To: RawDairy From: haybert@...Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2010 18:54:03 +0000Subject: Cow can't pass afterbirth

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Jan HaybertEvergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

The umbilical cord is hanging out of her so we are sure she did not pass it and eat it. Thanks for the tip!

Jan Hayberthaybert@...

Are you sure she did not pass it and you cant find it or she ate it?

That said, you can lutolyce once wk till she cleans.

She will clean. it takes time.

To: RawDairy From: haybert@...Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2010 18:54:03 +0000Subject: Cow can't pass afterbirth

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Jan HaybertEvergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

I have had a few of those over the years. Our vet give Lutolyce 5cc a week till they are done passing

all with no dripping or discharge. They have all bred back just fine.

Liz

To: RawDairy CC: From: a_milkman72@...Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2010 15:40:11 -0500Subject: Re: Cow can't pass afterbirth

you can have the vet infuse her with a mild solution of tet324. 5cc of oxytocin once per day fora few days will help contract the utrus. You might want to put her on excenel for a few days. Cow can't pass afterbirth > > > We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth. > > We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem

[Guest guest]

I have had a few of those over the years. Our vet give Lutolyce 5cc a week till they are done passing

all with no dripping or discharge. They have all bred back just fine.

Liz

To: RawDairy CC: From: a_milkman72@...Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2010 15:40:11 -0500Subject: Re: Cow can't pass afterbirth

you can have the vet infuse her with a mild solution of tet324. 5cc of oxytocin once per day fora few days will help contract the utrus. You might want to put her on excenel for a few days. Cow can't pass afterbirth > > > We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth. > > We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem

[Guest guest]

I have had a few of those over the years. Our vet give Lutolyce 5cc a week till they are done passing

all with no dripping or discharge. They have all bred back just fine.

Liz

To: RawDairy CC: From: a_milkman72@...Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2010 15:40:11 -0500Subject: Re: Cow can't pass afterbirth

you can have the vet infuse her with a mild solution of tet324. 5cc of oxytocin once per day fora few days will help contract the utrus. You might want to put her on excenel for a few days. Cow can't pass afterbirth > > > We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth. > > We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem

[Guest guest]

Our vet said to trim them off if need be and leave them alone. There is supposed to be natural floral that will take care of the uterus even if the placenta rots itself off. Gross yes but we have never had an empty cow due to letting nature take its course. He also said that the first heat will push out anything not supposed to be hanging about.

We have found that keeping them up to date on E-AD shots got rid of this issue. I would definitely think stress could cause these kinds of issues. That was awful close to calving to have her at a sale barn.

Debbie ChikouskyManitoba, Canadawww.chikouskyfarms.com“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed onto them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free.”- Reagan

Cow can't pass afterbirth

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Jan HaybertEvergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

Our vet said to trim them off if need be and leave them alone. There is supposed to be natural floral that will take care of the uterus even if the placenta rots itself off. Gross yes but we have never had an empty cow due to letting nature take its course. He also said that the first heat will push out anything not supposed to be hanging about.

We have found that keeping them up to date on E-AD shots got rid of this issue. I would definitely think stress could cause these kinds of issues. That was awful close to calving to have her at a sale barn.

Debbie ChikouskyManitoba, Canadawww.chikouskyfarms.com“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed onto them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free.”- Reagan

Cow can't pass afterbirth

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Jan HaybertEvergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

Our vet said to trim them off if need be and leave them alone. There is supposed to be natural floral that will take care of the uterus even if the placenta rots itself off. Gross yes but we have never had an empty cow due to letting nature take its course. He also said that the first heat will push out anything not supposed to be hanging about.

We have found that keeping them up to date on E-AD shots got rid of this issue. I would definitely think stress could cause these kinds of issues. That was awful close to calving to have her at a sale barn.

Debbie ChikouskyManitoba, Canadawww.chikouskyfarms.com“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed onto them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free.”- Reagan

Cow can't pass afterbirth

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Jan HaybertEvergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

I just know this about goats-English Ivy-feed them a few leaves and it's suppose to help with hard diliveries,so should help get the other stuff left inside out..I grow that under the eucalyptus tree out by my goat pens now.

at Lindy Haven goats..Ramona,CA

RE: Cow can't pass afterbirth

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[Guest guest]

I just know this about goats-English Ivy-feed them a few leaves and it's suppose to help with hard diliveries,so should help get the other stuff left inside out..I grow that under the eucalyptus tree out by my goat pens now.

at Lindy Haven goats..Ramona,CA

RE: Cow can't pass afterbirth

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[Guest guest]

I just know this about goats-English Ivy-feed them a few leaves and it's suppose to help with hard diliveries,so should help get the other stuff left inside out..I grow that under the eucalyptus tree out by my goat pens now.

at Lindy Haven goats..Ramona,CA

RE: Cow can't pass afterbirth

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jan, We've had great luck giving homeopathic caulophyllum 30C every other day until they clean. Sometimes it takes 10-12 days and as long as they smell OK and don't run a fever they do fine. Ann

 

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.

We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Jan Haybert

Evergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

Hi Jan, We've had great luck giving homeopathic caulophyllum 30C every other day until they clean. Sometimes it takes 10-12 days and as long as they smell OK and don't run a fever they do fine. Ann

 

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.

We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Jan Haybert

Evergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

Hi Jan, We've had great luck giving homeopathic caulophyllum 30C every other day until they clean. Sometimes it takes 10-12 days and as long as they smell OK and don't run a fever they do fine. Ann

 

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.

We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Jan Haybert

Evergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

Thank you all for great advice. We will cut the hanging cord tomorrow morning. I feel better knowing it's not life threatening and that she will most likely breed back. She is a good mother and stood still for us to milk her. Poor baby has just had an awful week. Jan Haybert

Our vet said to trim them off if need be and leave them alone. There is supposed to be natural floral that will take care of the uterus even if the placenta rots itself off. Gross yes but we have never had an empty cow due to letting nature take its course. He also said that the first heat will push out anything not supposed to be hanging about.

We have found that keeping them up to date on E-AD shots got rid of this issue. I would definitely think stress could cause these kinds of issues. That was awful close to calving to have her at a sale barn.

Debbie ChikouskyManitoba, Canadawww.chikouskyfarms.com“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed onto them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free.â€- Reagan

Cow can't pass afterbirth

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Jan HaybertEvergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

Thank you all for great advice. We will cut the hanging cord tomorrow morning. I feel better knowing it's not life threatening and that she will most likely breed back. She is a good mother and stood still for us to milk her. Poor baby has just had an awful week. Jan Haybert

Our vet said to trim them off if need be and leave them alone. There is supposed to be natural floral that will take care of the uterus even if the placenta rots itself off. Gross yes but we have never had an empty cow due to letting nature take its course. He also said that the first heat will push out anything not supposed to be hanging about.

We have found that keeping them up to date on E-AD shots got rid of this issue. I would definitely think stress could cause these kinds of issues. That was awful close to calving to have her at a sale barn.

Debbie ChikouskyManitoba, Canadawww.chikouskyfarms.com“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed onto them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free.â€- Reagan

Cow can't pass afterbirth

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Jan HaybertEvergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

Thank you all for great advice. We will cut the hanging cord tomorrow morning. I feel better knowing it's not life threatening and that she will most likely breed back. She is a good mother and stood still for us to milk her. Poor baby has just had an awful week. Jan Haybert

Our vet said to trim them off if need be and leave them alone. There is supposed to be natural floral that will take care of the uterus even if the placenta rots itself off. Gross yes but we have never had an empty cow due to letting nature take its course. He also said that the first heat will push out anything not supposed to be hanging about.

We have found that keeping them up to date on E-AD shots got rid of this issue. I would definitely think stress could cause these kinds of issues. That was awful close to calving to have her at a sale barn.

Debbie ChikouskyManitoba, Canadawww.chikouskyfarms.com“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed onto them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free.â€- Reagan

Cow can't pass afterbirth

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Jan HaybertEvergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

Thank you Ann. Do you use the liquid dilution or pellets? Do you give it orally or use it as a flush? Jan Haybert

Hi Jan, We've had great luck giving homeopathic caulophyllum 30C every other day until they clean. Sometimes it takes 10-12 days and as long as they smell OK and don't run a fever they do fine. Ann

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.

We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Jan Haybert

Evergreen Farm

[Guest guest]

Thank you Ann. Do you use the liquid dilution or pellets? Do you give it orally or use it as a flush? Jan Haybert

Hi Jan, We've had great luck giving homeopathic caulophyllum 30C every other day until they clean. Sometimes it takes 10-12 days and as long as they smell OK and don't run a fever they do fine. Ann

We have a Jersey springer who had her calf on Thursday morning. When she hadn't passed the afterbirth after 8 hours we called the vet and he told us to give her a cc of oxytocin. By Friday morning we called the vet and he came out to flush her out and give her some antibiotics. Still no afterbirth.

We bought this poor girl at a Jersey sale in SC on Monday, She was hauled 11 hours to get here on Tuesday and had her first baby Thursday so VERY tough week. Could that be part of the problem?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Jan Haybert

Evergreen Farm