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Cattle"Watery scours for two days, still standing but sunken eyes. Electrolytes or antibiotics?"
Goats"Pale eyelids and bottle jaw. FAMACHA 4 — deworm with what, and how urgent?"
Medication"Coughing, off feed, breathing hard in the heat. What withdrawal do I need to plan for?"
Urgent"Pawing, looking at his flank, no manure since morning. Walking him — what else right now?"
Lameness"Head-bobbing lame on the right front after turnout. Abscess or something worse?"
Nutrition"Cresty neck and footsore on gravel. How do I change his feed to lower laminitis risk?"
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Scours, pneumonia, bloat, calving trouble, downer cows, and what to treat on farm.
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