Posted by dave2 on September 20, 2011 at 01:22:43 from (139.139.35.70):
got home yesterday evening and wife was waiting telling me to get changed that we had a colic... One of our yearlings decided he likes plums and ate all he could reach from a tree on the pasture (stood up on his hind legs like a goat to get to them).... She seems to have a sixth sense for that stuff because I usually check everyone on my way home and she just decided to go and save me the trip. Caught it early enough that a couple shots, some oral stuff (smells like stuff you give kids for a belly ache (castoria??), emptying out the poopshute, and some walking took care of it. Always scary and just wears you ut until you know they are fine. He sure enjoyed the extra attention tho.....
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