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Remedy for Cattle Warts?

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Donner

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:???: I read a suggestion to get rid of warts by cutting them off and puttin cattan rose dust on them. Where do I find this? :???:
 

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Donner said:
:???: I read a suggestion to get rid of warts by cutting them off and puttin cattan rose dust on them. Where do I find this? :???:


Any Farm & Garden store....and gardening center should have it also.
 

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You'll probably have better luck finding Captan - a fungicide.

But if I were you, I'd save my money. Once you cut them off, you've done the important part.
 

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I don't have time to read all the responses so I apologize if this was already mentioned. I prefer to grab the base of the wart with a pair of hemostats and rip it off, this pulls the "roots" of it out, the wart goes into the skin a little and cutting it off leaves some behind. This is what I learned from watching my Vet. I haven't done it, but I would agree from my Vet's advice that sending some warts off for a custom vaccine is a good idea.
 

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EastTexasGal said:
Way back when, I went through a bout with them when I was showing calves. My old ag. teacher had us cut them off and we fed them back to the calf. Supposedly the old remedy, but being as they are a live virus, I suppose it worked. It took a couple of weeks and the ones left on, dried up and no more came up.

Easty

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4Diamond said:
EastTexasGal said:
Way back when, I went through a bout with them when I was showing calves. My old ag. teacher had us cut them off and we fed them back to the calf. Supposedly the old remedy, but being as they are a live virus, I suppose it worked. It took a couple of weeks and the ones left on, dried up and no more came up.

Easty

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X3 :D
good luck
 

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never had to deal with cow warts,but had an Appy gelding with em on his nose.Ozonol cleaned em up in a couple of days...prolly the zinc oxide in it.same as butt cream for babies.
 

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When I was working at the vet clinic a guy brought a heifer in that had an outbreak of warts you would not believe. You would swear she was wearing a saddle! :shock: :shock: :shock: They covered her shoulders and half her back, and were every size you could imagine. I spent an hour with a hose just getting the maggots out from underneath them. :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

I wish we took a picture. We pulled off what we could, and treated her for the maggots, then sent her home with instructions to keep her clean and dry and hopefully the rest would come off. I have no idea how she did, because he never called back and let us know.
 

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One of my show steers have some in his ears and dad pulled off the one that was the size of a half dollar, and the other one dried up a couple days ago, and just like a little residue is still there so I will need to get that out.

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All you need to do to get rid of warts is to pull them off with a pair of pliers. Crush some of the small ones and it gets in the blood stream. This is just like the vaccination. I have done it for years in yearlings and it works every time.
Thank you, I have been told to do this and that’s what I am planning to do. I am from Fort Payne, have one cow with warts.
 

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