farmerjan
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Use a baling gun to get the last few doses down her, she can't get them back up. She won't like it but once they are partway down her throat she will swallow them. We have one that is smaller for calves/sheep and a big one for the big cattle. Indespensible when you need them, we don't use them much but....Also have a "nose catch" that we seldom use but when you need to get inside a cows mouth and my 6'6" son can't manage to hold her in the chute it is also worth it's weight in gold to catch the nose and you have control.....
Sounds like LUNA is getting to a "normal"; I really do think it was a lack of hay/solid roughage that was making her so loose. Glad to know that it is finally getting to where you are feeling comfortable with her condition...She is cute.
Sounds like LUNA is getting to a "normal"; I really do think it was a lack of hay/solid roughage that was making her so loose. Glad to know that it is finally getting to where you are feeling comfortable with her condition...She is cute.

She's dong very well!! The runs never come back and her 2 week fecal re-check came back negative
I hadn't done anything with her halter training training for about a month so decided to take her out when it got nice. Once I finally caught her, she walked like a pro! I only had her out twice before the break but she remembered! I can tell she's a fast learner, I'm just proud of her.
I had to leave her halter on as she's scared of it and the rope, once she gets more comfortable with it I'll take it off each time again. I've also been tieing her outside the fence to eat as she's been dropping too much grain and Maggie eats it then gets ear infections, sigh. She hasn't learned to stand tied yet, she likes to dance