Yes you can, actually.
I have a burning sensation in the calf. I can see the calf from here.
yes because during swine flu season I couldent use it
The most common method is to put the newborn calf in a sling, and use a scale that measures the weight by use of gravity; you read the scale by having the calf hanging below in the sling which is attached to a hook, which is attached to the scale.
Only if that calve has or is being weaned.
No. Castrating a bull calf will not make it friendly, it will just make the calf unable to breed and also less prone to be dangerous. "Friendly" really isn't the right term to use here because a calf would literally have to be taught to like to be around people and not be scared of them or mean towards them (or "mean" as in like to play rough).
Traveler's diarrhea can be avoided by use of Pepto-Bismol and/or antibiotics, if necessary.
Proper hygiene and food handling techniques will prevent many cases. Traveler's diarrhea can be avoided by use of Pepto-Bismol and/or antibiotics
Not Pepto for this, call vet and ask how much Kaopectate to use, let your vet know whats going on.
Pepto Bismol is lactose free. It is a medication that is used to treat diarrhea, heartburn, indigestion and upset stomach with the use of bismuth subsalicylate,
To some degree the answer depends upon the age of the calf and the severity of the diarrhea. In a neonatal calf with severe diarrhea, treatment needs to start immediately to prevent death within 48 hours; in a heavy calf with mild diarrhea, you can wait to see if intervention is needed. Overall, diarrhea treatment in calves is symptomatic and reactionary - supplemental liquids, either oral or IV, to replace lost water volume; supplemental nutrition; extra protection from the wind and cold by bringing the calf into a shelter or a barn or building up the bedding. In rare occasions veterinarians may use antibiotics to help shorten the course of infection, but this is not typical - most bacterial diarrheas will resolve on their own and sometimes administering antibiotics to treat diarrhea makes the situation worse.
Pepto bismol (bismuth subsalicylate) is use to treat stomach discomforts.
Pepto Bismol doesn't have that many side effects, but you should still use it with caution. :)
I have a burning sensation in the calf. I can see the calf from here.
One safe and effective method of preventing TD is the use of large doses of Pepto Bismol. Tablets are now available which are easier for travel; usage must start a few days before departure.
I would strongly recommend calling your veterinarian first - dogs can have severe stomach problems that can be made worse with Pepto-Bismol, including gastric dilation and torsion and foreign bodies. Although not fun for the dog, it's generally better to let your dog ride through a bout of upset stomach without medication - he should be fine in about 12 hours and acting like normal again. However, in some cases veterinarians do use bismuth sulfate (the active ingredient in Pepto-Bismol) to treat minor cases of indigestion and diarrhea in dogs. It is important to check with your veterinarian regarding dosage for your dog (it is based on weight and health status, so it needs to be individually tailored) and the formula needs to be the original Pepto-Bismol with no other active ingredients.
He was kicked in the calf during the soccer game. The cow gave birth to a calf last spring.
you ride on the horse until you see the calf, and then you use the lasso and catch him.