[Jacob-list] First Aid Suggestions/opinions please

[Katherine Wisor]

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Doberman tore her side open on a lawn ornament   (fist size) .  I  
sutured it and she promptly pulled each one out. 	Taking her to Pet  
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told her of my 2 bottles I had no idea what to do with.  She said to  
pour enough in the wound to coat it and leave enough for her to lick  
out.  ( about 2 tablespoons)  I closed almost a half inch by the next  
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and bronchitis .  I'm allergic to my animals.... Saline mist  at the  
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the same way .  By the end of 24 hours I fill well again .  For the  
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and doesn't burn and freak out the animals . I also (because I make  
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story  .  The little computer that makes it cost me about $300. by  
vet bill are down to rabies and emergency things past my experience .  
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coloidal																On Jun 13, 2007, at 7:31 AM, Susan J Martin  
wrote



> You have mentioned colloidal silver for humans and animals........I  

> would be interested in more information on this.  Where can  

> colloidal silver be purchased and what is the science behind this,  

> i.e. how does it work and what studies have been done?   And more  

> specifically, is it helpful for immune and connective tissue  

> disorders such as arthritis, lupus, etc?  And how do you use it  

> with your sheep?

> Thanks for our help.

> Sue Martin

> Stonecroft

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: Katherine Wisor

> To: JACI SIEHL ; jacob list

> Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 11:00 PM

> Subject: Re: [Jacob-list] First Aid Suggestions/opinions please

>

> OK , Betadine (provadine Iodine) #1 item , buy even at the dollar  

> store,, At tractor supply get some vetrap by 3M. about $3 in many  

> colors , self clinging wrap( Invaluable on wiggling critters) , Non  

> sterile or sterile 4x4 , (any medical supply , dollar store or big  

> lots) Scissors,  Make your saline ( boil 1 qt of H2o with 1 tsp  

> salt .  store in clean jar) Antibiotic >  amoxicillin oral/IM ,  

> LA200( sub-q/IM) Save any antibiotic you don't use , Buy a Merck  

> manual for vet med info if you can ( about $50, but has  

> everything)  Neosporin ( again the dollar store) won't hurt the  

> animals to ingest. MOM /olive oil for bloat. Plastic Tubing/  

> syringes / needles .    It may take years but you'll learn to make  

> thing work for you. As you know ,  I make and always keep Colloidal  

> Silver .  You can't even imagine what it fixes in humans and  

> animals .  If your kids need suturing in the Hospital ask    the  

> nurse for the instruments (they just throw them away, a kind nurse  

> will help a farmer!  PS NEVER toss out out dated medication.  Kept  

> under cool dark circumstances even the Observer documented some  

> things are good for over 25 YEARS !  Drug companys want you to  

> discard to keep the funds coming in.   If a med. changes color,  

> smells odd. then I discard. Read how it should be and go from  

> there .  Good Luck >Katherine

> www.creeksendfarm.com

> Katherine Wisor RN

> 400 Dawn Circle

> Charlotte NC 28213

> 704-598-8373

>

>

> On Jun 11, 2007, at 3:31 PM, JACI SIEHL wrote:

>

>> I have two questions/requests.  I only have 8 sheep which have up  

>> to now have not required any first aid, but I know the day will  

>> come......

>>

>> First, before I go out and spend a fortune on a lot of gimmicky  

>> things - What are the first aid basics to have on hand (and their  

>> use). I've been gathering notes here and there from some people  

>> I've met, but some of it seems rather off-the-wall and I just  

>> don't want to spend $34 for a bottle of something that I will  

>> probably never need.

>>

>> Second, do you worm?  With a very small flock like mine what would  

>> you use?  I'd like to switch out now and then to a different  

>> product, but most everything is sold in such large quantities, it  

>> would last me 10 years.

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