Tuesday, July 11. 2006
Foot Rot
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Threatening clouds. It's been a while since I saw this. I even got a little scared. Water drops fell from the sky and hit me. I thought the sky was falling. Then I remembered this thing called rain and decided that was what was happening. Got a good 1 inch rain out of it. You know what I mean, one drop every inch. Better than nothing I guess. Taken 7/25/2006.
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If you look at the picture you can note the back left foot is swollen and the calf is holding it and not putting weight on it. I give a dose, or two, of oxytetracycline and sulfa pills to get rid of it.
I doctored a cow and a bull today for the same thing. Quite a few all of a sudden, I don't know why. I will just keep my eyes open.