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Location: In my own world | Can't find it on their web page |
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Location: Cypress, Texas | id like to know too |
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | I would think you could, but whether or not it would do any good on all those stomaches they have is another question. |
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Location: Kentucky | PM Nevertooold on here. She is a dealer and she can tell you. |
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| I'm not 100% on this but .... first of all, WHY do you want to feed a cow FORCO? There are tons of ways to get a cow back on feed after an ordeal as well as re-start their rumen soooooo I'm really curious why you would want to feed it .... |
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Location: Kentucky | lindseylou2290 - 2014-11-23 7:27 PM I'm not 100% on this but .... first of all, WHY do you want to feed a cow FORCO? There are tons of ways to get a cow back on feed after an ordeal as well as re-start their rumen soooooo I'm really curious why you would want to feed it ....
Here you go: http://www.forco.com/products/bullbuilder |
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Location: Claremore, OK | livinonlove&horses - 2014-11-23 5:58 PM
Can't find it on their web page
Yes, you can. The pelleted form was developed because people with bucking bulls needed it. It will really make a difference. |
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Ms. Poutability
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Location: In my own world | lindseylou2290 - 2014-11-23 6:27 PM
I'm not 100% on this but .... first of all, WHY do you want to feed a cow FORCO? There are tons of ways to get a cow back on feed after an ordeal as well as re-start their rumen soooooo I'm really curious why you would want to feed it ....
My dad has a sick cow. She won't eat. Drinks but then kind of vomits it back up. Vet checked for a blockage in her esophagus. Nothing. Kind of stumped as to what is wrong. The vet said to put her on a probiotic. My dad was here at my house tonight telling me this. Doesn't have a probio at home so I was going to send him my Forco. If you have other ideas please share!! |
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Ms. Poutability
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Location: In my own world | Liana D - 2014-11-23 6:35 PM
livinonlove&horses - 2014-11-23 5:58 PM
Can't find it on their web page
Yes, you can. The pelleted form was developed because people with bucking bulls needed it. It will really make a difference.
Great! Good to know!! |
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | livinonlove&horses - 2014-11-23 5:57 PM lindseylou2290 - 2014-11-23 6:27 PM I'm not 100% on this but .... first of all, WHY do you want to feed a cow FORCO? There are tons of ways to get a cow back on feed after an ordeal as well as re-start their rumen soooooo I'm really curious why you would want to feed it .... My dad has a sick cow. She won't eat. Drinks but then kind of vomits it back up. Vet checked for a blockage in her esophagus. Nothing. Kind of stumped as to what is wrong. The vet said to put her on a probiotic. My dad was here at my house tonight telling me this. Doesn't have a probio at home so I was going to send him my Forco. If you have other ideas please share!!
hardware disease? maybe give her some magnets |
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | Cows, Chickens, goats, sheep, dogs etc..
All you can do is give it a try. It will help balance the gut flora. Good Luck! |
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| wyoming barrel racer - 2014-11-23 7:14 PM
livinonlove&horses - 2014-11-23 5:57 PM lindseylou2290 - 2014-11-23 6:27 PM I'm not 100% on this but .... first of all, WHY do you want to feed a cow FORCO? There are tons of ways to get a cow back on feed after an ordeal as well as re-start their rumen soooooo I'm really curious why you would want to feed it .... My dad has a sick cow. She won't eat. Drinks but then kind of vomits it back up. Vet checked for a blockage in her esophagus. Nothing. Kind of stumped as to what is wrong. The vet said to put her on a probiotic. My dad was here at my house tonight telling me this. Doesn't have a probio at home so I was going to send him my Forco. If you have other ideas please share!!
that was my first thought as well .... I'm not bashing FORCO. I'm sure its a good product, but I have never used it. We always dosed rumens with live cultured yogurt: easy, cheap, and can be given with a large (60cc) syringe in an oral fashion. Cattle carry a rumen and can be fed different products that cost less .... IMO.
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Location: SE Louisiana | Did the vet ping for a DA?
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Location: Cypress, Texas | lindseylou2290 - 2014-11-23 6:27 PM
I'm not 100% on this but .... first of all, WHY do you want to feed a cow FORCO? There are tons of ways to get a cow back on feed after an ordeal as well as re-start their rumen soooooo I'm really curious why you would want to feed it ....
I my instance, it would be for show cattle. An extra edge on their look for a decent price knowing the quality of the product. |
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Ms. Poutability
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Location: In my own world | komet. - 2014-11-23 7:42 PM Did the vet ping for a DA?
I'm not sure. She is a beef cow not a dairy. We've had cattle since I was little so 30 +yrs. never had one. But I'll mention it to him tomorrow |
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Ms. Poutability
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Location: In my own world | Nevertooold - 2014-11-23 7:26 PM
Cows, Chickens, goats, sheep, dogs etc..
All you can do is give it a try. It will help balance the gut flora. Good Luck!
Thanks. I will give him some. Hate to see him loose this cow |
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Ms. Poutability
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Location: In my own world | wyoming barrel racer - 2014-11-23 7:14 PM
livinonlove&horses - 2014-11-23 5:57 PM lindseylou2290 - 2014-11-23 6:27 PM I'm not 100% on this but .... first of all, WHY do you want to feed a cow FORCO? There are tons of ways to get a cow back on feed after an ordeal as well as re-start their rumen soooooo I'm really curious why you would want to feed it .... My dad has a sick cow. She won't eat. Drinks but then kind of vomits it back up. Vet checked for a blockage in her esophagus. Nothing. Kind of stumped as to what is wrong. The vet said to put her on a probiotic. My dad was here at my house tonight telling me this. Doesn't have a probio at home so I was going to send him my Forco. If you have other ideas please share!!
Could be. But my dad has always been good at being able to pick up on that. We've had a few over the years. Her symptoms are puzzling to him. But it's alway a possibility |
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Location: Windy Wyoming | It works very well on all animals, the bull builder FORCO will really turn one around. The pellets are the best for cows/bulls.... |
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Location: Kansas | I wondered, I got a bucker calf coming in the spring.....would like to start him on Forco when he gets a bit older. |
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Location: N Texas | Nevertooold - 2014-11-23 7:26 PM
Cows, Chickens, goats, sheep, dogs etc..
All you can do is give it a try. It will help balance the gut flora. Good Luck!
Yep, you can give it to pretty much anything! Even yourself! |
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