Re: CSSick sheep

A lamb still milking might have a completely differently operating digestive system than a full grown sheep. If it's near death anyway, no amount of CS will hurt it more. Ken At 11:00 AM 8/31/02 -0500, you wrote: Trem, I have used CS mixed with milk replica for calves who already had

Re: CSSick sheep

Thanks much Barbara. This will most likely give the owner enough confidence to at least start using it orally. Trem - Original Message - From: Barbara Liles To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Saturday, August 31, 2002 9:00 AM Subject: Re: CSSick sheep Trem, I have

CSSick sheep

Hi List, Our neighbor has a lamb about 6 months old that is running a fever of 105 F.and the fever is not responding to antibiotics. Its most significant symptom is the fever and lethargy. The fever was up to 107 F. It has been sick for 5 days and getting antibiotics for 4 days. The vet

Re: CSSick sheep

IV might be the best course. And if you could put an ultrasonic humidifer with CS in it, it might make it into the lungs if pneumonia is prescent. Marshall Trem wrote: Hi List, Our neighbor has a lamb about 6 months old that is running a fever of 105 F.and the fever is not responding to

Re: CSSick sheep

: Friday, August 30, 2002 8:41 PM Subject: Re: CSSick sheep IV might be the best course. And if you could put an ultrasonic humidifer with CS in it, it might make it into the lungs if pneumonia is prescent. Marshall Trem wrote: Hi List, Our neighbor has a lamb about 6 months old