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Nursing a sick calf

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Paul Wood

Nursing a sick calf

The advice below applies to a calf that is under veterinary care and these notes are designed to complement advice from your veterinary surgeon. If you have any concerns about an animal under your care, then please seek veterinary advice promptly.

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