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[mlm Mike]

Quote: Interesting. I'll have to discuss with my livestock vet sometime, see what the reasoning is. Thank You!

 

[Akrnaf2]

 
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   When I treat livestock for coccidia with Corid, I treat 5 days and a Vitamin B shot every other day, do you know of a reason the B supplement is never mentioned with treating chickens with Corid?

Here is a Bulgarian study on the subject.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/411236
I could be wrong, but It seems counter intuitive to give vitamin B during the treatment - if that is what you meant.
This is my thinking since the purpose of the treatment is to starve the protozoa of thiamine.

I have seen recommendations and I do the same to boost the B vitamins AFTER treatment.

O not at all! When you give a SHOT you enter the vitamin to the blood stream wich is the internal invoirment of the animal, while the parasites inhabit the lumen of the digestive tract wich is in fact the external invoirment.
If you give vitamin B orally than it will be stupid!

 

[BullChick]

illegal?? really, that is crazy to me. I don't doubt it just amazed I suppose.

It's been a while, but I believe their reasoning was that the standing water attracts mosquitoes and viruses. That or we just have really stupid government. Perhaps the same government that thought a cattleguard was a human.

 

[HenHoneyGirl]

It's been a while, but I believe their reasoning was that the standing water attracts mosquitoes and viruses. That or we just have really stupid government. Perhaps the same government that thought a cattleguard was a human.

government in general is just crazy nowadays.

 

[Jessimom]

It's been a while, but I believe their reasoning was that the standing water attracts mosquitoes and viruses. That or we just have really stupid government. Perhaps the same government that thought a cattleguard was a human.

I missed the cattleguard is a human situation. That is sad..... Government scares me.

 

[NaJoBeLe]

It's been a while, but I believe their reasoning was that the standing water attracts mosquitoes and viruses. That or we just have really stupid government. Perhaps the same government that thought a cattleguard was a human.

little do they ?know? there are numerous other breeding grounds for mosquitos.

 

[flocktastic]

little do they ?know? there are numerous other breeding grounds for mosquitos.

I've heard of this being illegal in certain areas too...craziness. At the farm, my father in law (before he passed) had directed several down spouts from the rain gutters of the house, into troughs all around...on days like we've had with the rain recently, they're brimming with fresh rain water and the cows, horses and even dogs love it!

 

[mlm Mike]

Quote: O not at all! When you give a SHOT you enter the vitamin to the blood stream wich is the internal invoirment of the animal, while the parasites inhabit the lumen of the digestive tract wich is in fact the external invoirment.
If you give vitamin B orally than it will be stupid!

Thanks!

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I thought it had something to do with water rights, but I could be wrong.

 

[kwhites634]

Thanks!


I thought it had something to do with water rights, but I could be wrong.

Somewhere, and it may have been right here in MD, the gov't even wanted to put a tax on rain water.

 

[mlm Mike]

Quote: Yes, it was Maryland.