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GoWyo

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When they get that sick and you have already lost one and with your level of experience and the level of expertise of your adviser, it might be a good idea to bring in your veterinarian on this case.  You may have more issues going on than what LA200 and probiotics is going to cure. 
 

cowman 52

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I would be thinking he missed his vaccinations,  ibr, bvd, and such.
  Watch the temp, and listen to his breathing,  might need to get a little more aggressive on the antibiotics. 
 

EB Shorthorns

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LA 200 was a good move. Continue to watch her and contact your veterinarian if you are concerned. Sometimes a phone call can ease the worry.
 

cflem

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The dosage for LA200 is 4.5 ml per 100 lbs body weight. Unless your calf weighs 200 lbs., you need to increase your dosage. Talk to a vet. There are better drugs available than LA200.
 

cowpoke

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Draxin is my first choice Nufloor second Micotill third [ wouldn't use it as it can be fatal to humans but it does work.Consult your vet as they have 8 years of school plus practical experience.The symtoms you give are ones that aren't the first signs you look for. To me a slight droop of ear means treatment.Many cattlemen can tell they are sick before they actually are.
 
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