Good morning.
Rob, the farmer, has been out to check the cow (145) with the swollen leg last week and this weekend.
It has an infection in the cleft of the foot which is causing swelling in the foot and shin. It has been administered antibiotics on Thursday (9th) and Friday (10th) of last week and will be given another dose today. This will complete the course, so we should start to see an improvement this week.
If there is no improvement then the cow will be taken off site for further treatment.
Thank-you for your reports on this
Laura
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Monday, 13 July 2009
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