jhm47
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Better yet, get her to a vet. She likely needs IV fluids. Do it right away or you most likely will lose her. Once a newborn starts to go downhill, they go fast, and it's hard to reverse the trend.
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GrassFarmerGalloway
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OK, everyone, good news:
We found out the calf is nursing.
She has also passed a stool.
She's also started gaining weight.
And she's becoming more and more active.
I think separating her did the trick. Now she's out of the rain, which was making her cold.
She was just a late starter. THANK GOODNESS. 
We found out the calf is nursing.
She has also passed a stool.
She's also started gaining weight.
And she's becoming more and more active.
I think separating her did the trick. Now she's out of the rain, which was making her cold.
She was just a late starter. THANK GOODNESS. 
Farmer Kitty
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Tell me about it.Farmer Kitty said:
Farmer Kitty
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She started to gain weight because she was so dehydrated. It's water weight.
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Congrats! I hope she'll stay that way.- Thread starter
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GrassFarmerGalloway
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See Calf 101 forum.
