Can You Feed a Baby Deer Drink Cow Milk
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 Jul second 2009, 06:40 PM | #1 |
| Jun 2009 Taylors, SC | I just recieved some other fawn and the people felt sorry for information technology while they were waiting for me to choice it upwardly and gave information technology cow's milk. I take never gotten a fawn to live after drinking cow'due south milk. Is there anything that I tin give him that will help get rid of the cow's milk bear on? Cheers for the assistance, Angela |
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| Jul 2nd 2009, 07:sixteen PM | #2 |
| May 2009 Connecticut | I would imagine it was something other then the moo-cow's milk. I accept never had ane die from cow'due south milk and if yous research the forum many deer farmers are actually feeding their fawns but that with cracking success. |
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| Jul 2nd 2009, 07:thirty PM | #3 |
| Apr 2009 Zanesville, Ohio | Have not had i die yet! |
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| Jul second 2009, 07:41 PM | #four |
| Apr 2009 PA Cervid: Deer | Mine are all bang-up (knock on wood) Non one problem with a bottle feed fawn this year. My first was built-in May 13th and they are all on straight red cap cows milk. |
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| Jul 2nd 2009, 08:05 PM | #5 |
| Apr 2009 Fombell PA | angelclips I assure y'all information technology won't die from the cows milk ......if that were the case mine would exist expressionless a long time ago....i'yard feeding lets just say many fawns and they are drinking the cows milk everyday and are happy and good for you......so you have no reason to be concerned. |
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| Jul 3rd 2009, 11:43 AM | #half-dozen |
| Jun 2009 Taylors, SC | At present when I say cow's milk, I hateful it'southward milk coming from the store. Volition that make a difference?? |
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| Jul 3rd 2009, 11:55 AM | #7 |
| Apr 2009 PA Cervid: Deer | Our comes from the store also. |
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| Jul tertiary 2009, 12:16 PM | #eight |
| Jun 2009 Taylors, SC | Just to make sure, is the milk pasteurized homogenized milk? |
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| Jul 3rd 2009, 12:33 PM | #9 |
| Apr 2009 Vaughn, MT 59487 Cervid: mule deer,whitetail,elk,goats,bighorn & stone sheep & Alaskan dahl sheep | Many deer farmers are using whole red cap milk. The milk you buy in the store. It is the i with the red cap which indicates whole milk and has been homogenized. |
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| Jul 3rd 2009, 12:49 PM | #10 |
| Apr 2009 PA Cervid: Deer | Yes that is correct...In that location are a lot of us using plain scarlet cap/whole milk from the shop. |
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| Jul 3rd 2009, 01:15 PM | #eleven |
| Jun 2009 Taylors, SC | Well, that's skillful to know. I hate to sound dumb but I've but been doing this for 2 weeks. I was informed by other fellow member of our rehab grouping that they've never had a fawn to live that has injested cow's milk. The first one I had two weeks ago passed away and after 12 days and they said it was because it had moo-cow's milk. I simply refused to believe that there wasn't something that couldn't be done. Now I'm glad I found this forum. We must have another problem. Thanks for the assistance. |
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| Jul 3rd 2009, 07:24 PM | #12 |
| Mar 2009 Blairstown, LA | Milk can come from somewhere besides the store? I never would have imagined that. Mitch, that'south my blonde impersonation! I take fed fawns cow'southward milk, goat's milk, sheep milk, canned "bitches" milk, canned true cat formula, carnation powdered milk, evaporated milk, calf replacer, lamb replacer, doe replacer......heck, I don't think there is any kind of milk (that is not spoiled) that would impale a fawn. I havent tried craven milk yet. |
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| Jul tertiary 2009, 10:47 PM | #13 |
| Apr 2009 Amsterdam, Ohio | That was pretty good Scott... LMAO !!! That`s my new saying I`ve simply learned from Kissamoose. |
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Told ya I was Polish. | Jul 4th 2009, 06:36 PM | #14 |
| May 2009 Hegins, PA | angelclips--just make certain if y'all continue using the crimson cap milk you let the fawn drinkable all it wants. If you don't it will starve. That is what might have happened to the other one. The fawn needs to drink as much equally information technology wants too. You will know when it is done. My fawns potable anywere from 8 to 22 ozs per feeding. I feed 3 times a day correct now. |
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| Jul 4th 2009, 08:02 PM | #15 |
| Jun 2009 Taylors, SC | Thanks for all the advise and help, it's much appreciated. And Scott, I'm sorry my questions got on your nerves, only I'm new at this and I am trying to do this correct. |
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