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Nosodes are homeopathy pills with frequencies of vaccines instilled in them. Homeopathy is a centuries old healing modality based on frequencies (energy) on small sugar pills.  This energy interacts with the energy system of the body in a beneficial way. The immune system of the body is responsive to its internal environment and external stimuli. Vaccines provide particles (antigens) for the immune system to recognize and subsequently mount a specific response to. With nosodes the frequency of a pathogen (bacteria, fungus, virus or parasite), which is instilled on the sugar pills, provides the information to the immune system in a...

Instructions for Taking Milk Sample Cultures PLEASE WASH YOUR HANDS WITH SOAP BEFORE TAKING SAMPLES. Prep: Wash the teats as usual to remove dirt and manure from the entire teat, paying close attention to the teat end. Dry: Thoroughly dry the teat with a clean paper towel. Sanitize: Wipe teat ends with an alcohol pad. Pro-tip: Start with the teats farthest away from you first to avoid contaminating clean teats with your arms. Air Dry: Allow teats to air dry for 30–60 seconds. Positioning: Open the collection vial and hold it at a 45-degree angle to prevent dust or debris...

Dr. Paul’s Caulophyllum Tincture Used for uterine health, retained placentas, infections, and assisting in the birthing process. General Use & Uterine Cleansing: Target: Retained placenta, uterine infection, pregnancy termination, or mummified fetus. Cattle Dosage: 6 cc orally once a day for 5 days. Sheep & Goats Dosage: 3 cc orally once a day for 5 days. To Assist with Birthing (Calving, Lambing, or Kidding): Purpose: To help dilate the cervix. Conditions for Use: Only use if the cervix is already partially open and the offspring is properly positioned for a normal birth. Dosage: Give a double dose (12 cc for...

Bloat from grazing alfalfa or clover occurs when gas builds up in the rumen and can’t be released. Frothy bloat, caused by legumes, is the most serious type. Prevention includes feeding dry hay first and avoiding wet or frosted pastures.

  The process of parturition -delivering the newborn calf- is the most stressful time in a cow's life. There is a significant decrease in immune system from two weeks before to two weeks after calving. There is an increased demand for available calcium as she comes into milk production. The ration changes in composition and energy density. Hormonal changes occur to facilitate the calf coming through the birthing canal. Pathogens have easier access to the body through the birth canal and udder. As the cow prepares to have her calf, many hormonal changes occur. A hormone called relaxin is produced,...