Posted by blinwmiaol.com on May 02, 2011 at 19:15:19 from (75.198.46.114):
In Reply to: Calf hep posted by Boberjagel on May 02, 2011 at 15:33:15:
kind of surprised with all the experts here on hay burners that it hasn't been suggested already but there is a product made for horses to do exactly what you want. It is called SWAT and can be bought at your local TSC store. It is a pink paste in a jar that you just smear on the wound and it kills the eggs and repels flies, as well as is great for helping the wound heal. I have used it for years on my dairy cattle, not only to keep flies away but it immensely speeds healing. The only bad side affect is it will cause the hair to fall out anywhere you use it, but in time the hair will regrow. I bet this will solve your problems and it is pretty cheap.
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