Anyone have any experience using dry cow tubes to clean up a dog?

[Mr.Foxy 392]

[Dig-deep-draw-charlie 2,707]

Yeah! Great stuff!!

[Mr.Foxy 392]

4 minutes ago, Dig-deep-draw-charlie said:

Yeah! Great stuff!!

Heard that alright going to try it out

[foxdropper 17,092]

Dont over use mate 

[Dig-deep-draw-charlie 2,707]

[Daniel cain 42,793]

Find it works best when used straight after a dig. Clean and flush out any dirt with saline solution and apply to wounds soon as you can, before putting back in the box .... Normally by the time i drive home, swelling etc is  minimal... Never needed to apply it twice, heat lamp some common sense and good husbandry takes care of the rest

[fireman 10,774]

Iv'e never rated the synolux one..

[Mr.Foxy 392]

11 hours ago, W. Katchum said:

Good wash/flush with hibiscrub an add some cream, likes been said don’t use it for stupid stuff or it starts losing its potency

What sort of cream do you use? And how do u find it?

[Say again 173]

Dermisol a good cream

[Pirate 9000 675]

Getting any bites flushed out clean soon has dog gets lifted out of ground can save alot of infection taking old,and then thorough clean at home,has already said use cow tubes sparingly so when really needed are going to work for you.

[howdeeposxxt 1,448]

Hibiscrub Rxxx did we not learn ya anything call up and I give ya some.

[Mr.Foxy 392]

36 minutes ago, howdeeposxxt said:

Hibiscrub Rxxx did we not learn ya anything call up and I give ya some.

The hibiscrub is good stuff alright , after hearing from a few different lads that they use the dry cow tubes I said I’d try it out . 

[howdeeposxxt 1,448]

51 minutes ago, Mr.Foxy said:

The hibiscrub is good stuff alright , after hearing from a few different lads that they use the dry cow tubes I said I’d try it out . 

Can't do any harm. Ya lambing yet lad any problems with the red lads. We suffered below at work they took a few on us and left a few with sore necks some died from infection. Can't dig that ground down there it's rock up that way they had to be shot or snared  which I did,  not something I like doing would rather dig em but it has to be done.

Edited February 18, 2020 by howdeeposxxt

[Mr.Foxy 392]

13 hours ago, howdeeposxxt said:

Can't do any harm. Ya lambing yet lad any problems with the red lads. We suffered below at work they took a few on us and left a few with sore necks some died from infection. Can't dig that ground down there it's rock up that way they had to be shot or snared  which I did,  not something I like doing would rather dig em but it has to be done.

We didn’t start yet lad won’t start until the end of March, never really had to much trouble in the past with foxes. Had trouble with stray dogs alright

[howdeeposxxt 1,448]

4 hours ago, Mr.Foxy said:

We didn’t start yet lad won’t start until the end of March, never really had to much trouble in the past with foxes. Had trouble with stray dogs alright

I remember that your surely getting a few with the lurcher anyway around there in your spare time . That would have an impact keep Charlie at bay. I'll talk to ya another time atb.