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You can cut a short piece of the thin white pvc pipe ( the long way) and place it behind the hoof and ankle and wrap it with tape.usually takes just a few days for them not walking on their ankles for them to strengthen up.
I think you’re on the right track. Easier than raising bottle calves, and more profitable. Heifer calves may be a valuable commodity in today’s cattle market!
You’re right. Definitely easier than bottle calves! Hopefully in the near future I’ll be able to upgrade to some younger nicer cows that I keep long term.
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Try giving that new calf the twin a magnesium shot that is generally what happens when the ankles bend over like that I've had that happen in the past and the magnesium works great
It’s always pleasing to see Spring return. That dear, little calf (reminds me of Tiny Tim) with the bad front ankles hopefully can improve. I hope no predator or “cattle bullying” will happen. Thanks for another digital recording for us to enjoy.
Might be…? It hasn’t ever been a recurring problem but we might have 1 out of 400 or so that has the problem. I used to get a few Holstein bottle calves like that and a splint always corrected it pretty quick.