Still getting caught up with your show, and loving every one of them with a big thumbs up. Thank you for sharing your day on the ranch with us. Make me wish I was here to help, in any small way you thought necessary. Have a great day Sr.
u do look all the time about your cows and babies that shows that u love them to keep them up to date on there health issues that shows me u r a great farmer
Another good one FTR!! , luckily I haven't had to deal with the pinkeye YET, but thanks for sharing some more good content and comments hear !! By golly your a pretty good roper too !! And glad to see the little red and white helper with ya , lol Say hello to Mrs. FTR and the cowgirl wrangler !!👍😉
Thanks BTO! It’s pretty easily treatable but still that’s great you haven’t had it yet. Hopefully you never do! What can I say? It was a lucky toss! Will do, thanks again!
We would treat pinkeye by using a dry cow tube squirted under the eyelid and rub around, one treatment usually fixed them, Thanks for sharing happy farming.
Morning Tyler! Good job in the field with the calf. You play a lot of roles as a farmer. Can’t wait for the little Sprout to get old enough to ride shotgun!!!😁😋
Farmer Tyler Ranch lol! I know she’s about the only thing you think of these days and that never gets old. As long as I live I’ll be with y’all all the way. Wendy from Carolina 🎣
Thanks FT . I live in San Diego and I really like Your videos , they are honest and not over edited or over produced . I also love the Harmless Farmer , Andy in Ohio.
Never realized that there was a difference in Pinkeye between people and animals. Glad that you were able to catch the calf and help it. Looks really painful and I'm sure that the powder probably burns for a short time. Hope that treatment helps and the calf can see again. Appreciate all your hard work to film this process which I'm sure made the job much more time consuming.
Thanks Ben. I’m sure the powder doesn’t feel great but the ends justify the means in this case! Yeah it definitely takes a bit longer to film as you go but comments like this make it worth it so thank you!
Works like a charm I always feed it in the mineral and as we raise lots of calves and run lots of herds dark cattle get pink eye less so you are wrong about that Hereford and white cows always get it more whenever we have to give a pink eye shot it's a light cow that has or one of herefords I have only treated 2 or 3 of our black Angus I wouldn't be able to count how many of the others we have treated
@@jwhitley101whitleyfarms9 Everybody just LOVES it when they're blatently told "you're wrong about that." How about trying some consideration and saying "in my experience?" This is HIS experience, so neither of you are "right" or "wrong." Get that?
@@alliechampagne1404 how about minding your own business because you don't have a clue he is going to try some of the products I use and lots of other producers to help keep pink eye out of his herd stick your nose somewhere else If I can help somebody with cattle I will I hate seeing cows with a busted eye running around it easily prevented now and gets better every year
@@alliechampagne1404 I'm a 5 th generation farmer and have tons of trial and error on products that work when I have used and or tested something I can state my findings when you grow up around thousands of acres of cattle and feedlots you tend to learn from the farmers and ranchers around you how about thinking before writing that maybe you don't have a leg to stand on with the issue your commenting on have a nice day
@@alliechampagne1404 and you missed the point as well it's not about feelings it's about welfare of animals period if somebody knows a new way of doing something else for cattle I want to know asap studies are done everyday I keep logs from our cattle can you tell when the salt was changed when the drought started when the wrong bulls were put in our herds anything to help make cattle healthier happier and or more resistant to disease in sickness I would like to be told example iv the vet called me and says don't run that feed you got last winter I think it has mold in it causing the cows to get sick so we are not both wrong we are sharing what we have found to work to help him his with his herd I don't care what size of herd he runs or breed different breeds for different climates sizes matter depending on feed availability climate and your ability to grow grass I have been told I'm wrong on lots of things it's called learning I welcome experience and knowledge from older ranchers and farmers I know we live in a world where people want that safe spaces and don't like the word no or your wrong but unlike the clown show going on in the last two debates If I see something I have proved to work i shoot somebody a comment he also answered me and had already been thinking of trying one of the two anyways so get over it in our line of work the cattle come first no matter the conditions I hope the best for him and his operation grasp the point on this round please
Hey man, I just stumbled on your channel. I'm a recent Army retiree and new to cattle. I have managed to keep 6 out of 8 bottle calves alive since Aug 2020, but have been battling scours, pink eye, and pneumonia with every one of them.I like my veterinarian and all but would like to keep some of my money in my own pocket. I'll be coming back to see all your videos.
Damn Tyler you can rope. If you ever have to give a shot and can't get close enough. We use a dart gun. Nice video. Lighter faced cattle are more prone to pink eye up here. Not sure why, just the way it is. Have a great weekend buddy.
Thank you Scot. Yes there is a liquid spray you can use instead of the powder. Typically major improvement in two weeks or so and completely cured in 3 weeks to a month
Have you using a mask, like the ones that are used for horses, jerry rig one for horses to fit her, it cuts the glare down and keeps the flies off of her sensitive areas.
That’s a good idea but I doubt it would stay on for very long. What they need to do is make patches out of fly mask material, that might work! Thanks Evie
Ok so I went ahead and subscribed to your Channel I think you're doing a good job at farming being resourceful a lot of young guys starting out always want to buy brand-new equipment you impress me by taking old stuff and rebuilding it being patient working your farm. Very and formidable two people that have never been on a farm or ranch or worked one. Good luck with the pink eye treatment. And I've got to ask what is the temperature over there since it's already summer time I see you in a long sleeve shirt . It is 5:43 a.m. over here in South Alabama and there's no way to wear a long sleeve shirt right now temperatures in between 98 and 100 and everybody knows that the South has been blessed with humidity they can't nobody stand just curious what the climates like ever there Northern California
First off thank you for subscribing! I wish I could afford new stuff but I don’t want any debt! It gets up to 90-100 in the afternoon but we are lucky in that it cools down to mid 60’s at night. Thanks again!
@@farmertylerranch4399 pretty much the way we are we just got a lot of humidity down here I don't know about it getting down in the sixties at night might be lucky if it hits the 80s. But you know what they say about the Deep South sweltering sweaty South. I guess since I've been living here all my life I'm used to it. Where a lot of the same way I get a bunch of used stuff mostly wore out and have to tear it down and rebuild it or cut it in pieces and refabricated but it works for the most part I do have a few new pieces of equipment some things I called new to me might not be new but it's new to me if you know what I mean. I think you're doing an awesome job keep up the great work and good luck with your Ranch and family God bless
@@farmertylerranch4399 they do help the mineral with fly control works great and highly recommend it we run it every herd a month before it heats up and continue till fall
We use to use dry cow treatment(1/2 liquid tube) and (LA) Long acting 200, worked better but a little expensive but it's also a one time thing. But it's about getting it done no matter how! Glad l stayed Dairy, less chasing.
@@JamesOBrien2253, ya we tried that but found that the Dry Cow worked better. Mastitis treatment does work though but we found we had to treat more than once.
Never seen anyone administer an injection under the ear like that, perhaps a video of injection spots in cattle?👍 I’m going on my 7’th year raising beef, have not had a case of pink eye yet. Nice video Tyler thanks for sharing
Thanks TL I was aiming for the neck not the ear. Must have been a weird angle or something. That’s a great idea for a video. I think I might just do that!
Farmer Tyler Ranch that would be awesome, I’m actually signed up for a Beef Quality Assurance class in August, they teach us about injections and needles and such. A video would be great.
@@hvlineman5227 Exceed is injected in the vase of the ear in calves. It a high power high priced antibiotic for calves. Used it a couple times but only buy a dose a time from the vet....a small bottle is stupid expensive.
Hey I'm from Ireland really liking your videos. I'm from the city but I'm thinking of getting into the beef cattle farming. If you have any start up tips that would be great.
Hello Stephen all the way from Ireland. I’m glad you like the videos. The biggest mistake I see people make when they get into livestock is they don’t invest in handling facilities. You will want to have a good safe way to handle the animals both for your benefit and theirs! At minimum have an alleyway with a headgate and a safe way to get them into a trailer. Good luck!
@@farmertylerranch4399 thank you so much for the reply I will keep that in mind when setting up the farm. Until then I'll keep watching your posts. Good luck
I’ve been using nfz puffer and LA 200 ever since I saw your videos on Pinkeye. However, I went to Tractor Supply last week and they don’t see those products anymore. I would like to know what you do now since those products are not available anymore without a prescription.
poor little girl she is going to be sore for a while but she is cute .........lol you need a go pro strapped on yourself so they cant bug you or the camera lol hugsss from Ontario Canada
I have a 450-500 lb heifer that has a bad case in both eyes. I have been giving her la200 under the skin in the neck For 3 days now and vetricin pink eye spray for 4-5 days In the evening. I saw you injected in the top of the neck and in the muscle . And what was the powder you were using. Also have a question of how long to continue treatment ?
We had a bad outbreak of pinkeye last year. Cows, calves and bulls. We didn't treat any of them. It ran its course thru the herd in about six weeks. All were ok. As another farmer said: when you treat pinkeye, they get better in 4 weeks. If you don't treat it, they get better in a month.
I’m glad that was your outcome. Unfortunately that’s not been the case for me (with the exception of grown cows that seem to be able to fight off the infection without intervention). Typically the calves when left untreated will have it spread to both eyes, followed by serious eye damage, then leads to pneumonia which as we all know is sometimes fatal. Could be we have a different strain out here but I never ignore it for those reasons, I can’t!
On our black angus cows and yearlings (haven't tried on calves) we take a syringe of penicilin and put the needle just under the very thin layer (just barely place under that clear layer) of the white part of the eye above the iris and place a small bubble of medicine. Then it leaks into the eye all week and it's gone. We also give some LA. That way you dont have to re-treat. It works very well.
Wow! It's been 3 years too late but I have to ask: how in the world do you get those affected cattle to stay still enough to safely inject a bleb of antibiotics straight in the eyeball? In a crush with their heads tied tightly with a halter to the crush frame? I'm trying to picture it with a video example in mind of that Canadian vet practicing in Australia... 🤔. Sounds like you producers desperately need a Pinkeye vaccine.
The video while chasing the calf with the side by was really shaky and out of focus. If you have to get out of farming I see a great future in filming Saskquatch. It's always good to have a plan B!... KIDDING! Nice video.
Haha yeah I actually filmed Blair Witch Project too! I had the camera attached to the roll bar, I knew it would shake bad but I had to include it anyway! Not bad for a one man show I thought!
Check out a product called Curicyn pink eye. Haven’t used it personally but it guarantees with one treatment from a spray bottle pink eye will clear in 3 days. I don’t know if it does but I was thinking on ordering some to have around. Reasonably prices.
When i was a kid my grandpas small herd got pink eye from the corn he let them on. The vet suggested we doctor them & put pillow cases with slits for eating over there heads. We got a lot of questions from neighbors.
It's funny how those calves seem to settle down once you have doctored them. Tyler doesn't that powdered medicine irritate the eye when first applied??
Good luck on your pink eye shot but get you some fly control mineral next season and or fly tags they both work i use both if i see it running rampant in the area i put out mineral licks with fly control and igr
Thanks Justin yes I think I may give tags a try next year. I had read about the mineral and would love to use it. Sadly it’s not available in California for some reason. May have to run to Nevada and get some!
@@farmertylerranch4399 we switched 3 years ago and have great results if I see any watery eyes I do still give a pink eye shot but have not had actual pink eye since tags are great mineral is probably the best though but either one you'll be happy with the results
My dad put my horse in the Corral with his cows, and now has eye infection on both eyes....weeps and eye whites are red..vet gave me antibiotics for pink eye. (Powder form)....my dad's old school and said it was fine and would clear up on his own....my old man pissed me off lol, because I trust this horse with my life and his vision is impaired not a good combination 😂... anyway Happy new year from Mexico 😁
I'm new at this and pink eye has went through my heard without me really knowing it. I have several young cows with small white spots left on there eyes. Will this eventually go away or are they going to be pretty much blind the rest of there life?
I hated to say this originally but I know it works. Take a handful of bag salt ( get at any feed store). Hang on tight and rub the salt gently but well into all areas and eyes surfaces. Usually better in 2-3 days. That’s all my uncles and both sets of grandparents used. Worked well. I always figured the salt burnt the damaged tissue and caused enough eye watering to keep eye flushed. Plus flies and most other bugs avoid saltwater since it will kill them. Take Clear Water Florida as prime example. The only flies are bought in inside a car. Then dies. All the groundwater is brackish containing high levels of salt and the pools are chlorinated which is toxic to flies also. Reason I own a house there for the family use for vacations. I hate Florida too much sand, no hills, and lots of swampland that jerkers are draining to ecosystems demise. Wow I wander way off topic there sorry but salt will work.
Ha yeah I had a clip saying that but decided to cut it! I know it works but man that’s got to hurt! Of course I’m sure that powder doesn’t feel great either
Our cows got infections in their eyes from flies and Dad had to put these purple eye drops in their eyes, and yes their eyes turned white and if out got bad they lost the sight in that eye.
@@farmertylerranch4399 I looked it up and it could of been Keraplex which is a purple liquid containing neomycin for the treatment of pink eyes in cows
Thankfully haven't treated one in years. I do think that hereford was a lot more susceptible to this...as well as prolapse and large teats. Got rid of the hereford genetics and haven't dealt with any of this for years. Now I just get kicked or chased by new mothers :) BTW Nice rope skill.
Thanks Geiger! Yeah every breed has its plus’s and minuses I guess. I’m still not sold on one breed being more susceptible though! Worst pinkeye year I ever had was a couple years ago and those cows hadn’t seen a Red Bull in many years!
1/16 Hereford still expressed the undesirable traits in my herd. Black white face=hereford genetics somewhere in the past. You are right I think in that the environmental factors are paramount, BUT, you still have to have a susceptible population ;) Good luck with your calves. It is nice to see cattle that come to the vehicle!
we had a bad pink eye outbreak.. we never experience with it before and didn't know what to do. I have one cow that never get's rid of it and still has it..
That’s not good. How old is the cow and how long has she had it? Oftentimes even after they are cured their eye will still have a white spot on it, kind of like a scar in a way. Maybe that’s what you’re seeing?
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Still getting caught up with your show, and loving every one of them with a big thumbs up. Thank you for sharing your day on the ranch with us. Make me wish I was here to help, in any small way you thought necessary. Have a great day Sr.
Thank you donnyboy im glad you’re enjoying the channel! Have a good day yourself!
Youre a real cowboy roping that calf. YEE Haa!!!
Haha I don’t know about that! Lucky toss! Thanks Jerry!
Right!! Impressive!!
Priceless! Always exceeding my expectations Tyler.
Thank you for that! Glad you liked it!
u do look all the time about your cows and babies that shows that u love them to keep them up to date on there health issues that shows me u r a great farmer
Another good one FTR!! , luckily I haven't had to deal with the pinkeye YET, but thanks for sharing some more good content and comments hear !! By golly your a pretty good roper too !! And glad to see the little red and white helper with ya , lol
Say hello to Mrs. FTR and the cowgirl wrangler !!👍😉
Thanks BTO! It’s pretty easily treatable but still that’s great you haven’t had it yet. Hopefully you never do! What can I say? It was a lucky toss! Will do, thanks again!
I love to watch your videos because you really do care for the health of your animals.To me that is a true farmer.Lisa in East Central Ohio.
Thank you Lisa!
It's great to see that you truly care about your cows and calves. I wouldn't be surprised if you don't have names for some!
We would treat pinkeye by using a dry cow tube squirted under the eyelid and rub around, one treatment usually fixed them, Thanks for sharing happy farming.
Alastair McCormick yea that’s what we do on our farm.
Thanks Alastair I haven’t heard of doing it that way before
Farmer Tyler Ranch at least at my place we do it because we have dry cow penicillin on hand for the dry cows.
You little roaper!!! Wow. Wish I had that skill. Good calf care. Good video.
Thanks S. Ashcraft. Every time I get one I think, “just lucky!”
Morning Tyler! Good job in the field with the calf. You play a lot of roles as a farmer. Can’t wait for the little Sprout to get old enough to ride shotgun!!!😁😋
Good morning Wendy! Thank you hopefully one day she can drive while I rope haha!
Farmer Tyler Ranch lol! I know she’s about the only thing you think of these days and that never gets old. As long as I live I’ll be with y’all all the way. Wendy from Carolina 🎣
Thanks FT . I live in San Diego and I really like Your videos , they are honest and not over edited or over produced . I also love the Harmless Farmer , Andy in Ohio.
Thanks a lot Bigmurr! I appreciate it!
Your passion and gentleness does you credit!
Never realized that there was a difference in Pinkeye between people and animals. Glad that you were able to catch the calf and help it. Looks really painful and I'm sure that the powder probably burns for a short time. Hope that treatment helps and the calf can see again. Appreciate all your hard work to film this process which I'm sure made the job much more time consuming.
Thanks Ben. I’m sure the powder doesn’t feel great but the ends justify the means in this case! Yeah it definitely takes a bit longer to film as you go but comments like this make it worth it so thank you!
Nice roping. Good info. Have a good weekend
Thanks Jacky you too!
Great video! Strikes the eternal introspection - are we men or are we mice? Are we puffers or are we squirters?
Haha!! Thanks PCF
Great work as always 👍 really enjoy your videos
Thank you very much John!
Btw JustiFly is fed not a medical treatment as such. We mix with our most cow desired mineral free choice.
Works like a charm I always feed it in the mineral and as we raise lots of calves and run lots of herds dark cattle get pink eye less so you are wrong about that Hereford and white cows always get it more whenever we have to give a pink eye shot it's a light cow that has or one of herefords I have only treated 2 or 3 of our black Angus I wouldn't be able to count how many of the others we have treated
@@jwhitley101whitleyfarms9 Everybody just LOVES it when they're blatently told "you're wrong about that." How about trying some consideration and saying "in my experience?" This is HIS experience, so neither of you are "right" or "wrong." Get that?
@@alliechampagne1404 how about minding your own business because you don't have a clue he is going to try some of the products I use and lots of other producers to help keep pink eye out of his herd stick your nose somewhere else If I can help somebody with cattle I will I hate seeing cows with a busted eye running around it easily prevented now and gets better every year
@@alliechampagne1404 I'm a 5 th generation farmer and have tons of trial and error on products that work when I have used and or tested something I can state my findings when you grow up around thousands of acres of cattle and feedlots you tend to learn from the farmers and ranchers around you how about thinking before writing that maybe you don't have a leg to stand on with the issue your commenting on have a nice day
@@alliechampagne1404 and you missed the point as well it's not about feelings it's about welfare of animals period if somebody knows a new way of doing something else for cattle I want to know asap studies are done everyday I keep logs from our cattle can you tell when the salt was changed when the drought started when the wrong bulls were put in our herds anything to help make cattle healthier happier and or more resistant to disease in sickness I would like to be told example iv the vet called me and says don't run that feed you got last winter I think it has mold in it causing the cows to get sick so we are not both wrong we are sharing what we have found to work to help him his with his herd I don't care what size of herd he runs or breed different breeds for different climates sizes matter depending on feed availability climate and your ability to grow grass I have been told I'm wrong on lots of things it's called learning I welcome experience and knowledge from older ranchers and farmers I know we live in a world where people want that safe spaces and don't like the word no or your wrong but unlike the clown show going on in the last two debates If I see something I have proved to work i shoot somebody a comment he also answered me and had already been thinking of trying one of the two anyways so get over it in our line of work the cattle come first no matter the conditions I hope the best for him and his operation grasp the point on this round please
great job!! always fun to witness another way of life, from a mechanic of 65 years.
Thanks Mike! Wow 65 years you should have a channel!
Hey man, I just stumbled on your channel. I'm a recent Army retiree and new to cattle. I have managed to keep 6 out of 8 bottle calves alive since Aug 2020, but have been battling scours, pink eye, and pneumonia with every one of them.I like my veterinarian and all but would like to keep some of my money in my own pocket. I'll be coming back to see all your videos.
Thank you Dale and welcome!
colloidal silver in a spray bottle is also helpful
Thanks Christa!
My go to for my bloodhound when her ears flare up! Good stuff
Thank you ! Needed you insightful teaching. Great video. Great information
Awesome roping skills, dnt see tht anymore. Great job..
Thank you Davina! I think I just got lucky haha!
Pleased to hear you see improvement. Was that Buddy beside you, he just loves you. So sweet ☺☺🌹🌿🌹
Damn Tyler you can rope. If you ever have to give a shot and can't get close enough. We use a dart gun. Nice video. Lighter faced cattle are more prone to pink eye up here. Not sure why, just the way it is. Have a great weekend buddy.
Oh hell just got lucky on that one! Yeah I’ve seen those dart guns they use them a lot in feedlots too right? Don’t work too hard up there!
Yeah all the feed lots have them. They are not that expensive.Been cutting alfalfa all week. Of course it rained an inch this morning. lol
Thanks for this good video, info and tips. Is there a liquid treatment also? how long does ot normally take for the cure?
Thank you Scot. Yes there is a liquid spray you can use instead of the powder. Typically major improvement in two weeks or so and completely cured in 3 weeks to a month
You may need to join the NFR.--LOL!, Great Video & God Bless!
Haha I don’t know about that one!! Thanks CCH!
Very informative for a newbie wanting to start raising cattle.
Awesome Greg I’m glad you got something out of it! Thanks
Tyler you know how to rope! Good to see white face calves. It may be a little hard to sell that bottle calf this fall! Ha
Haha thanks Jay, lucky shot is all! Yeah he’s my little buddy out there, wife is pushing to keep him so we’ll see!
Well, if you do keep him, Tyler, I recommend that you name him Jay. Or even Holcomb. I’m partial to both...haha!! Take care, buddy.
Have you using a mask, like the ones that are used for horses, jerry rig one for horses to fit her, it cuts the glare down and keeps the flies off of her sensitive areas.
That’s a good idea but I doubt it would stay on for very long. What they need to do is make patches out of fly mask material, that might work! Thanks Evie
Awesome buddy! Roped it like a champ haha, very informative. I appreciate the great videos, take care man!
Thanks Dave, just got lucky is all!
Very informative very good thank you!
Thanks Jon!
Ok so I went ahead and subscribed to your Channel I think you're doing a good job at farming being resourceful a lot of young guys starting out always want to buy brand-new equipment you impress me by taking old stuff and rebuilding it being patient working your farm. Very and formidable two people that have never been on a farm or ranch or worked one. Good luck with the pink eye treatment. And I've got to ask what is the temperature over there since it's already summer time I see you in a long sleeve shirt . It is 5:43 a.m. over here in South Alabama and there's no way to wear a long sleeve shirt right now temperatures in between 98 and 100 and everybody knows that the South has been blessed with humidity they can't nobody stand just curious what the climates like ever there Northern California
First off thank you for subscribing! I wish I could afford new stuff but I don’t want any debt! It gets up to 90-100 in the afternoon but we are lucky in that it cools down to mid 60’s at night. Thanks again!
@@farmertylerranch4399 pretty much the way we are we just got a lot of humidity down here I don't know about it getting down in the sixties at night might be lucky if it hits the 80s. But you know what they say about the Deep South sweltering sweaty South. I guess since I've been living here all my life I'm used to it. Where a lot of the same way I get a bunch of used stuff mostly wore out and have to tear it down and rebuild it or cut it in pieces and refabricated but it works for the most part I do have a few new pieces of equipment some things I called new to me might not be new but it's new to me if you know what I mean. I think you're doing an awesome job keep up the great work and good luck with your Ranch and family God bless
Now that was a mighty good roping job!! Looks like you've done it a few times!😉👍 Hope the little gal gets better soon!
Thanks Terri just a lucky toss haha! I think she’ll start feeling better soon
GREAT VIDEO
Thanks Buddy I’m glad you liked it!
Hopefully she’ll get better in no time!
Yes I hope so! Thanks Itzims!
I use permethrin fly tags on the ears. Work great. Just need to follow the instructions to avoid the flies from becoming resistant ro them.
Yeah I’m thinking of going that route next year perhaps. Thanks Pat
@@farmertylerranch4399 they do help the mineral with fly control works great and highly recommend it we run it every herd a month before it heats up and continue till fall
We use to use dry cow treatment(1/2 liquid tube) and (LA) Long acting 200, worked better but a little expensive but it's also a one time thing. But it's about getting it done no matter how! Glad l stayed Dairy, less chasing.
We use a mastitis tube as well
@@JamesOBrien2253, ya we tried that but found that the Dry Cow worked better. Mastitis treatment does work though but we found we had to treat more than once.
Haha yep much les chasing on a dairy! Thanks Eugene
What helped us was keeping pasture clipped, adequate mineral and shade
Shot of LA 100 worked wonders
Enjoy your channel
Thanks Geoff yeah I’m getting ready to clip this Pasture before it gets real hot
Brian
Just read my post again
I meant LA 200
I'm glad he showed up I've been wondering about the bottle fed calf look like he's doing good
Yes he’s doing great, still just as friendly as can be as you saw! Thanks William
Never seen anyone administer an injection under the ear like that, perhaps a video of injection spots in cattle?👍 I’m going on my 7’th year raising beef, have not had a case of pink eye yet.
Nice video Tyler thanks for sharing
Thanks TL I was aiming for the neck not the ear. Must have been a weird angle or something. That’s a great idea for a video. I think I might just do that!
Farmer Tyler Ranch that would be awesome, I’m actually signed up for a Beef Quality Assurance class in August, they teach us about injections and needles and such. A video would be great.
@@hvlineman5227 Exceed is injected in the vase of the ear in calves. It a high power high priced antibiotic for calves. Used it a couple times but only buy a dose a time from the vet....a small bottle is stupid expensive.
Good informative video Tyler
Thanks Allan glad you liked it!
Hey I'm from Ireland really liking your videos. I'm from the city but I'm thinking of getting into the beef cattle farming. If you have any start up tips that would be great.
Hello Stephen all the way from Ireland. I’m glad you like the videos. The biggest mistake I see people make when they get into livestock is they don’t invest in handling facilities. You will want to have a good safe way to handle the animals both for your benefit and theirs! At minimum have an alleyway with a headgate and a safe way to get them into a trailer. Good luck!
@@farmertylerranch4399 thank you so much for the reply I will keep that in mind when setting up the farm. Until then I'll keep watching your posts. Good luck
I’ve been using nfz puffer and LA 200 ever since I saw your videos on Pinkeye. However, I went to Tractor Supply last week and they don’t see those products anymore. I would like to know what you do now since those products are not available anymore without a prescription.
poor little girl she is going to be sore for a while but she is cute .........lol you need a go pro strapped on yourself so they cant bug you or the camera lol hugsss from Ontario Canada
Yeah a GoPro would have been nice for this one!
I have a 450-500 lb heifer that has a bad case in both eyes. I have been giving her la200 under the skin in the neck For 3 days now and vetricin pink eye spray for 4-5 days In the evening. I saw you injected in the top of the neck and in the muscle . And what was the powder you were using. Also have a question of how long to continue treatment ?
Nice catch.
Thank you, lucky toss!
We had a bad outbreak of pinkeye last year. Cows, calves and bulls. We didn't treat any of them. It ran its course thru the herd in about six weeks. All were ok. As another farmer said: when you treat pinkeye, they get better in 4 weeks. If you don't treat it, they get better in a month.
I’m glad that was your outcome. Unfortunately that’s not been the case for me (with the exception of grown cows that seem to be able to fight off the infection without intervention). Typically the calves when left untreated will have it spread to both eyes, followed by serious eye damage, then leads to pneumonia which as we all know is sometimes fatal. Could be we have a different strain out here but I never ignore it for those reasons, I can’t!
On our black angus cows and yearlings (haven't tried on calves) we take a syringe of penicilin and put the needle just under the very thin layer (just barely place under that clear layer) of the white part of the eye above the iris and place a small bubble of medicine. Then it leaks into the eye all week and it's gone. We also give some LA. That way you dont have to re-treat. It works very well.
Wow! It's been 3 years too late but I have to ask: how in the world do you get those affected cattle to stay still enough to safely inject a bleb of antibiotics straight in the eyeball? In a crush with their heads tied tightly with a halter to the crush frame? I'm trying to picture it with a video example in mind of that Canadian vet practicing in Australia... 🤔. Sounds like you producers desperately need a Pinkeye vaccine.
You make it look so easy!! Lol
Thanks for the practical
Thanks for sharing this video with us.
Thanks Linda I’m glad you liked it!
The video while chasing the calf with the side by was really shaky and out of focus. If you have to get out of farming I see a great future in filming Saskquatch. It's always good to have a plan B!... KIDDING! Nice video.
Haha yeah I actually filmed Blair Witch Project too! I had the camera attached to the roll bar, I knew it would shake bad but I had to include it anyway! Not bad for a one man show I thought!
Check out a product called Curicyn pink eye. Haven’t used it personally but it guarantees with one treatment from a spray bottle pink eye will clear in 3 days. I don’t know if it does but I was thinking on ordering some to have around. Reasonably prices.
Hmm that’s a bold claim. Might be worth a try! Thanks Aaron
When i was a kid my grandpas small herd got pink eye from the corn he let them on. The vet suggested we doctor them & put pillow cases with slits for eating over there heads. We got a lot of questions from neighbors.
Haha I bet you did!! Thanks Jesse!
Would you share what the names of the anti koi and powder was used?
It's funny how those calves seem to settle down once you have doctored them. Tyler doesn't that powdered medicine irritate the eye when first applied??
Nice roping skillz!!!
Thanks DFF!! I got lucky
Nice job handling the camera and the cows 😉
I really appreciate you saying that! It wasn’t easy! Thanks Lori
Great video. Yellow and brown salt blocks help prevent it according to my old boss
Thanks Kory, wonder what the reasoning is behind that?
@@farmertylerranch4399 I think the yellow salt blocks had sulfur and the brown was just regular mineral I'll have to ask him
Hard job but has to be done. Good for you.
When I took over the family ranch the first thing I bought was a Pneu Dart gun. They are amazing and I treated many animals for pink eye with it.
Yeah you know I’ve read about those I guess they use them a lot in feedlots, supposed to work pretty good. Thanks Jon!
@@farmertylerranch4399 You got it bud! You won't be disappointed.
what dose of la200 do you give...and do you redose again and how long between doses
Good luck on your pink eye shot but get you some fly control mineral next season and or fly tags they both work i use both if i see it running rampant in the area i put out mineral licks with fly control and igr
Thanks Justin yes I think I may give tags a try next year. I had read about the mineral and would love to use it. Sadly it’s not available in California for some reason. May have to run to Nevada and get some!
@@farmertylerranch4399 we switched 3 years ago and have great results if I see any watery eyes I do still give a pink eye shot but have not had actual pink eye since tags are great mineral is probably the best though but either one you'll be happy with the results
What is the powder you use?
what is the name of the Med in the puffer bottle? how much of the LA-100?
Yee haa .. one day you will be reading your kido a book about Fly Guy !!!
Thanks Top Notch!
It’s hard to get rid of those bottle babies once they get use to you. I have 3 following me around every morning and night.....
Haha nice to know I’m not alone!! Thanks Sisco!
My dad put my horse in the Corral with his cows, and now has eye infection on both eyes....weeps and eye whites are red..vet gave me antibiotics for pink eye. (Powder form)....my dad's old school and said it was fine and would clear up on his own....my old man pissed me off lol, because I trust this horse with my life and his vision is impaired not a good combination 😂... anyway Happy new year from Mexico 😁
I'm new at this and pink eye has went through my heard without me really knowing it. I have several young cows with small white spots left on there eyes. Will this eventually go away or are they going to be pretty much blind the rest of there life?
I think that they do get some vision back but the white spot (or “scar” as I call it) will never go away
What was the name of the puffer powder??
I hated to say this originally but I know it works. Take a handful of bag salt ( get at any feed store). Hang on tight and rub the salt gently but well into all areas and eyes surfaces. Usually better in 2-3 days. That’s all my uncles and both sets of grandparents used. Worked well. I always figured the salt burnt the damaged tissue and caused enough eye watering to keep eye flushed. Plus flies and most other bugs avoid saltwater since it will kill them. Take Clear Water Florida as prime example. The only flies are bought in inside a car. Then dies. All the groundwater is brackish containing high levels of salt and the pools are chlorinated which is toxic to flies also. Reason I own a house there for the family use for vacations. I hate Florida too much sand, no hills, and lots of swampland that jerkers are draining to ecosystems demise. Wow I wander way off topic there sorry but salt will work.
Ha yeah I had a clip saying that but decided to cut it! I know it works but man that’s got to hurt! Of course I’m sure that powder doesn’t feel great either
Our cows got infections in their eyes from flies and Dad had to put these purple eye drops in their eyes, and yes their eyes turned white and if out got bad they lost the sight in that eye.
Wonder what the purple drops were? Thanks Jean!
@@farmertylerranch4399 I looked it up and it could of been Keraplex which is a purple liquid containing neomycin for the treatment of pink eyes in cows
Thankfully haven't treated one in years. I do think that hereford was a lot more susceptible to this...as well as prolapse and large teats. Got rid of the hereford genetics and haven't dealt with any of this for years. Now I just get kicked or chased by new mothers :) BTW Nice rope skill.
Thanks Geiger! Yeah every breed has its plus’s and minuses I guess. I’m still not sold on one breed being more susceptible though! Worst pinkeye year I ever had was a couple years ago and those cows hadn’t seen a Red Bull in many years!
1/16 Hereford still expressed the undesirable traits in my herd. Black white face=hereford genetics somewhere in the past. You are right I think in that the environmental factors are paramount, BUT, you still have to have a susceptible population ;) Good luck with your calves. It is nice to see cattle that come to the vehicle!
Don't know if I caught it or not, but what is the name of that medicated powder you used?
No I don’t believe I called it out by name, I think it’s NFZ Puffer. If you’re in the USA they have it at Tractor Supply and most feed stores
@@farmertylerranch4399 Thanks...Oklahoma
Oh yeah you’ll be able to find it no problem!
What is the name of injection and powder
we had a bad pink eye outbreak.. we never experience with it before and didn't know what to do. I have one cow that never get's rid of it and still has it..
That’s not good. How old is the cow and how long has she had it? Oftentimes even after they are cured their eye will still have a white spot on it, kind of like a scar in a way. Maybe that’s what you’re seeing?
Use the antibiotic for mastitis on cows,,straight into the eye
Thanks Mark a few people have suggested that. I think I may try it
58 years years ago I was told to blow salt through a straw in our milk cow's eye and it worked.Bet it was painful.
What's with the fascination with the side by sides exhaust/bed?
Which pink eye powder did you use?
NFZ Powder, it’s originally marketed for eye infections in dogs and cats
i believe that duramycin 100 is a vein injection instead of a muscle like the good old la200.
I think they are all Oxytetracyclene but different concentrations. Now I have to go check the label haha! Thanks Norman!
Good doctoring cowboy, had to laugh Duramycin restricted drug (Cali) guess Not
you going to rodeo at the county fair?
Haha no not me! Thanks Daniel
💉Thanks Dr. Tyler 👀💊❗🐮
Haha thanks Brenda! Nice use of emojis
8:07 cowboy 🤠
What is the name of that powder?
I believe it’s called NFZ Puffer
www.amazon.com/DPD-NFZ-Puffer-1-59-Ounce/dp/B06XHXJWXY/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?keywords=nfz+puffer+powder&qid=1562456046&s=gateway&sprefix=nfz&sr=8-1
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My Father used Boric Acid solution when it was not bad.
Thank you Dyana!
Thats what we used. Put it in a super soaker and hose them down at feeding time. Don't have get close and they won't run away when theres food to eat.
The powder works but I usually squirt some LA 300 strait in the eye. Most of the time ya can slip up on em' and not have to wrestle em.
Your the second one to say that Worm Hole I might try it on the next one. Thanks!
LA 200 is your friend.
Hell yes! The cure to almost anything!!
Single dose of LA 200 should do it right?
Way to rope cowboy. I have to use a shepherds hook but it works fantastic.
Yeah I need to get me one of those Shepard’s hooks they look pretty slick! Thanks Hay Man!
Temreat send me ,, drug salt name ,nd dose
You need to get yourself a horse!
That’s only half the problem, the other half is being good at riding one!
Farmer Tyler Ranch you’ll start to learn balance when you get tired of falling off😂