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Saturday, July 05, 2008

Re: [AlpacaTalk] Cria/Mom questions

That's what I thought too, but like I said, Dr. Evans was pretty insistent about the '45 day rule'. Slide show and all we had shown to us.

The only problem with this industry is that it seems there are a million ways to do just one thing, and everyone does something different. Being new to the biz, its sort of discouraging because there seems to be no straight answer for anything. I really appreciate the help! Its nice to be able to find a little help in your living room.

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On Jul 5, 2008, at 11:36 PM, "Jess Bowers" <alpacas@acresoflove.com> wrote:

For meningeal worm protection you should never stop treatment. Ivermectin
every 30 days year 'round. It will not cause birth defects nor abortions.
If you are in M-worm country you should start the cria at 4-6 weeks as well.

Any other parasite treatments should only be made based on fecal exam and
indications that treatment is needed.

Conrgats on the new one

Jess

Jess & Cookie Bowers
Acres of Love Alpaca Ranch
Acres of Love Alpaca Transport
11006 N 92nd East Ave
Owasso, OK 74055-6531
(918) 327-3519
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From: "bntruble" <bntruble@yahoo.com>
To: <AlpacaTalk@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2008 8:27 PM
Subject: [AlpacaTalk] Cria/Mom questions

> Hey guys!
>
> The newbie to the group is back with more questions... Ok! So, first
> cria born on the farm just yestarday... We appropriately called her
> Firecracker... We took a seminar in Harrisburg back at the Mapaca show
> this past spring, and Dr. Evans was the speaker. This whole thing will
> correlate, I promise.. So... he said when it came to worming, to avoid
> worming 45 days after breeding, and 45 days before the cria is
> expected... He said this will avoid birth defects/abortions in the
> cria... We followed his advice, and have a healthy cria... Our first
> one, thank god... Born healthy, and born a girl, can't ask for
> more... So my question... Worming... We are in a high white tail
> deer area, so worming is a necessity... I'm just curious as to when I
> can start worming mom again, and when to start the cria on a worming
> schedule also...
>
> Thanks in advance guys!
>
> Steve
> Simple CriaTions Alpaca Ranch
>
>
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