Protecting Our Beloved Pets Just Got a LOT Harder!
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Thanks for hanging with the ladies of the farm, and hope you have a wonderful day!
Brooke & Marycarl
Cog Hill Farm
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This is like a public service announcement. Brooke is providing a heads-up awareness and she did a wonderful job! Thank you! The vacation is also reaping rewards for the great info on feeding the Victoria Crown birds! The timing of the vacation was perfect.
A benefit to having land is that you can forage and grow medicinal plants to treat your animals. Iâm learning about this for our goats right now. We have Dakota Mock Vervain on our property that can treat goat mastitis. Wild dewberry leaves work like red raspberry leaves in assisting births. A pinch of rosemary leaves in their daily feed helps keep worm loads down. There is safer and free medicine all around us, if we know where to look and how to use it. Maybe this can make us less dependent on vets and big pharma, instead of more.
AGREED!
So many people are going natural and I am excited. But where do you learn about it and how do you break it down for them.
ATTA GIRL!!!!
Mr. Shrivers and his wife have told us that. Keep it natural and learn it from them
This is what makes people criminals, they will find a go around about this,fly to Mexico,have a friend thatâs a vetâŠetc. more liberties taken away,from our Nanny,it isnât the government job.
There is already a shortage of vets âŠthe pharmaceutical are making $$$$$$$$$$$
And us average people keep getting screwed đą
Hopefully, MaryCarl wants to be a veterinarian. Right?!
It will be a very lucrative career now. Livestock veterinarians are going to be in huge demand. There is a big shortage of them.
Them, and country vets!
I was hoping ornithologist.
@@chelseacraft4669 doesn't seem like MC is interested in livestock!
It is birds that has her heart!
I sure hope she considers it
Brooke, you need to feed that poor heifer, shes just starving to deathđ shes craving pink shoe lacesđ
Mildred is so cute! It made me laugh every time I saw that big, cute, pink nose getting in the picture. She sure does love Brooke so much. đđđ„°
I talked to my local feed store guy about this and he told me that they can order antibiotics up until June 11th and then sell whatever is on the shelf until it is gone.
Thanks for the info
Unless the antibiotics are in powder form the liquids loose its potency when they go out of expiration. So, stocking up won't work for very long.
Exactly.
Good morning all-I say that on twitter yesterday - homesteaders be prepared for this-you know who is make life difficult. Make sure your vet is aware and prepared. Stay safe out there-it is insanely crazy. Blessings to all đ„đ„đ„đ„
Nows the time to learn about natural prevention and treatments. You have plenty of space to grow a decent medicinal herb garden. Stivers Homestead can help you x
It's already like that in England and has been for as long as I can remember and I'm 60 years old. Only a veterinary can prescribe and dispence animal medication and In some cases its illegal to give animals medication that the vet has not subscribed and I can't understand why any country would be any different to us.
Then - it looks like we are just getting in step with other countries regarding OTC antibiotics for animals.
What is odd about the US laws is many Rx for human use is OTC in other countries, much stricter here.
We also haven't given approval for many life saving drugs that have been used for years overseas ( & safely)
Many patients seek medical care in Germany & other countries that provide such tx not available here.
The pharmaceutical industry is very powerful here and perhaps that's what is driving this change in the law? They make more money taking away the option from animal owners.
Every farmer I know has had to use his experience in caring for his animals. (dx illnesses & knowing the best tx)
F R E E D O M
The rules are the same in Norway and Sweden. I think they are trying to avoid building up immunity ag. antibiotics, like they do for humans, an increasing problem.
@@EllieChristine744 No its about control, here in The USA we value freedom. We dont depend on others to tell us what we can do or not do. Backyard flocks and small farms are not the problem, big AG and Big Pharma is and always has been the problem. Most farmers know more about their farm animals than the average modern vet! Thats like telling people they cant use plastic straws when its not private citizens causing the problem. Thats communist ideology and has no place in The USA. You cant understand what its like being American. The USA is a vast country with bears and cougars and a lot of independent people. People growing their own food are even more independent. Comparing your country to ours makes no sense. We dont want to be like the rest of the world, it sucks
Because the way WE have been doing it works just fine. We donât need to pay a vet to check out a dang chicken. Itâs not worth it. Many animals will die now because of this.
Thank you Brooke for bringing this to our attention.
The problem with antibiotic resistance from overuse or when not needed means a huge rise in infections which cant be treated in humans (such as MRSA) as well as livestock. In the UK we have never been able to buy antibiotics over the counter and yet we get by.
Same thing in Sweden. We only get antibiotic if absolutely nessisery after seeing a vet. The antibiatic resistance is really dangerouse.
The more power you take away from people the dumber we get. People have been raising animals for thousands of years. Remember mad cow disease. We can't trust anything we're taught today. Even learning how to make your own natural antibiotics is a thing of the past.
In Canada, it is the same - you can't buy OTC antibiotics for animals since 2018. The reasons are the huge increase in MRSA and other antibiotic-resistant infections. Many smaller-scale farmers are learning the old ways of treating cuts, infections, and diseases in their animals. A very good friend of mine almost died from such an MRSA infection, and she carries gruesome scars as a reminder of her scare.
Canât buy over the counter here in Australia. Always through a Vet .
@@KatherineWalden You're right Kath. We must learn the ways of the old farmers.
Thanks for the heads up, this is gonna hurt a lot of people đ
I believe thatâs the whole point that they want.
@@sheryl146 Who's 'they' ?
Yep they started implementing this slowly over the last couple of years. Stock up what you can now before it is all taken away.
But be very aware of your expiration dates and how the meds are stored. They can be used beyond expiration within limits, but if stored in too much heat, it can be even more dangerous.
Why were we not aware of this?
@@donnakytle6595 This has been talked about for nearly a year. Articles in ag publications, blogs and vlogs talking about it, even postings at Tractor Supply.
The Victoria Crown Pigeon 's Crown
Feathers remind me of the English
Ladies Fascinator Hats. Gives me a chuckle to think of them as wearing
Fascinators. Namaste , Carpe Diem.
So happy they like their new food, they are getting used to being around you. Thanks for making the video, this is so important to be prepared. Have a great day!đžđŒđžđŒđžđŒđžđŒ
I've got a Tractor Supply within 4 minutes of me. My Dad's partner was a manager at the Tractor Supply Warehouse. Indiana here. Many people find it really hard to find a vet for larger animals.đą
I'm in NW Indiana, what used to be mostly farmland is being developed into housing, shopping, businesses.
Used to be commonplace to see cows and farms but now I yell out
LOOK! There's a cow/horse/pig!
Like it's an exotic animal!
Vets for large animals are hard to find, they just don't aren't specializing as much/ or so it seems.
Btw- Indiana has one of the prestige veterinarian schools- Purdue!
I live in a rural community surrounded my rural communities and I canât find one vet willing to make house calls⊠I had a sick chicken, I called everywhere and I couldnât even take her to the vet. I treated her myself and she lived. And yes with antibiotics!
Yes, they do
A lot of those vets are older who took care of large animals. They are retiring đą. I live in a small town in Indiana, the vet my daughter uses for shots for her dogs is older and just can't handle large animals any longer. He might do goats and chickens, but not cows and bulls.
@@christian5707 I'm sure it was frustrating for you and happy you were able to treat your chicken. As Brooke mentioned finding a Vet BEFORE you need one is important...one that treats what animals you want.
Sounds like a Vet shortage is a real problem, I live in Valparaiso, my long time trusted vet retired. He specialized in birds, he did house calls.
It sure is hard. I dont have big animals bit the vet I used when I had some "exotic" pets used to do large animal work, but he's retired.
It makes it so hard on many farmers . I am going the natural herbs ,vitamins and minerals. Having your local Vet. Is sure important. But learning all you can about animal health help and needs before you get animals is necessary !
It's sad that they are making it harder for us to do things ourselves.
But I love your channel and Cog Hill in general. Thank you for the info.
Brooke, we are so blessed to have people like you and Jason to keep us informed. God bless y'all. It just shows how much you care about your fans.â€đđ»
What a great service you are doing Brooke. Farm people can't be accessing a vet for everything that comes along.. there NEEDS to be a better solution.
Keeping the government out of our business, that's what is better!!!
@@tonidavis1045 I was going to say the same thing .. makes me wonder if the ivermectin surge has anything to do with it.
Thank you, Brooke, for forewarning fellow animal owners of the changes coming. Mildred loves the camera. The Crown Victorians are so beautiful. God bless you all from Proctor Minnesota!
The birds knew what they wanted!!! Clever birds. â€ïžđ¶đ»đŠđ
Thank you Brooke for informing us all of this.
Unfortunately this will affect alot of farmers & homesteaders in a not so good way.
Have a Blessed weekend đđđč
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Good info Brooke to be telling people about this coming event. Your right a lot of people donât have a clue.
Mildred is so precious!â€ïžđđ»đșđž
Thanks Brooke...I had no idea that was about to end with the meds. What a shame...our GOVERNMENT has their hands in TOO much of our business. Again, thank you for letting us know. â€đ
There are vets but most of them are not large animal vets! MY grandparents farmed for years,they didn't have a vet to help them,unless it was an absolutely disastrous situation. They saved their animals lives.Shame on our government who know nothing about farming,and is trying to sell up our farm land to Chinese.Step up and speak out for our farmers. Since my grandparents were farmers,and aunts,and uncles,I have such a love for farmers, I purchase their products. Step up America and help our farmers.
Attack girl, Linda!
@Linda Simmons ÂżHow do you know it's the government?!! It could be private sector!!
@@socorromolina-sm9vy what country are you from???? Obviously not the USA
Oh wow, Mildred really loves you, she keeps trying to pay attention to her, so cute đđđđđ
Mildred gave her two cents worth in the conversation LOL Those pigeons are so pretty! I hope farmers make good decisions about the medicines for their animal you gave them some good information. God bless you and take cate
yepp and the prices will rise because the manufacturer's haven't bent us over enough ... my store shelves are bare here in pasco/hernando florida stock up or we can order from hoof and hound in Australia... i have a good relationship with my vet to send the scripts in to pharmacy if needed ... you can thank all those people that ran out and bought horse worming medication to treat covid
The only meds involved are antibiotics. Livestock vaccines and dewormers are not effected....yet. I use ivomectin for my dogs monthly heartworm treatment (with the blessing of my vet). Ivomectin is the ingredient in heartguard. I can treat 7 dogs for a year for the same price as 1 heartguard pill. I also buy chewys brand of topical flea treatment in the extra large size and break it down according to weight.
@@suesmargiassi4195 you need a script for the flea pills
@@suesmargiassi4195 I meant because of so many using the feed stores to self medicate ... and not using drugs for the correct reason...
those crested girls are so lovely.
Brook, please let Our Brown Family Farmhouse, they live in Fla. And saw you guys at Petals From the Past, I started following them, cause they love you and Mary Carl so much, I hope the name is rightâ€â€â€â€â€â€â€
We were at the zoo here near Seattle and saw some crown pigeons. They sure were beautiful, and looked much larger in person. The first person I thought of when I saw them was MaryCarl! Thanks for all the info you share about these beautiful birds!
I believe this new rule will cause a new service to farmers. Online vet consults can discuss and then fax the prescription to an outlet for puck up or mail.
Thatâs what we are hoping will happen too. Our vet will def do this for us, just hoping the majority will as well â€ïžđ
A new service some vets are using is an online pharmacy through them. My vet had his own online pharmacy for a while, but switched over to subscribing to a service which keeps a better variety of meds, and therefore, better rotation in stock (for exp dates). They ship direct. Some vets don't trust online vet suppliers, like Valley Vet, to have properly stored meds, and the vet is ultimately responsible for the quality of the med and teh health of your animal. This subscription service solves that issue for them. Plus, the service links to them for approvals. Go online, request a new bottle of Thiamine (still can't figure out why that is restricted), it notifies him, he approves, and it is sent out direct to me.
Online vets might work for some but sounds like the entire medical world. Doctors for humans diagnose over the phone. Not working!!! Hope doesnât happen in animal world too.
â@@marcamp5450, I see what you mean, but if it's something like that then antibiotics aren't really the (only) answer!
More government control!
Thank you Brooke for letting us know that I did not know that thank you so much
I went on a quick google search and it seems that in Canada the rule changed back in late 2018 and I know that several of the farmers I watch in Canada are still able to get meds and treat their animals but they have a working relationship with a veterinarian.
Still find it sad they stick their most people are smart enough these days not to go crazy over dosing any of their live stock.
I don't have beautiful birds or farm animals. Thanks for the heads-up to those who are unaware of serious changes. Thank you for keeping everyone s animal health care known. Love your videos đđ helpful and informative and kitchen fun đ«¶. A true loving soul to all.đïžđ. Blessings to Mrs Cog Hill Farms
Moe is really a sweetheart. He was so cute with you, and yesterday he was going everywhere with Jason. What a darling little guy. â€
In England, we have never been able to buy antibiotics from the store. Most medication has to be purchased from a vet. Even flea treatments. There are some none medicated flea treatments from pet stores. But theyâre not very affective.
I think itâs a good thing. Because antibiotics are really bad if used wrong. If the course isnât done properly it courses super bugs and the bacteria mutates, causing antibiotic resistant germs. Iâm really suppressed you could buy your own antibiotics before now.
I too live in England and it's so frustrating that I know exactly what is wrong, I'm 62 been keeping animals all my life. I have to go to the vet and pay consultation fees for them to tell me what I already know. I know how to administer most drugs including IV. Yet I can't be trusted to de worm or treat infection. Always about money.
Great video Brooke!! Birthday hugs to Nugget.
Thanks for sharing Brooke.
Thanks. Big changes. I hope the poor animals will not suffer now!đąđąđąđąđąđą
Times are changing and not for the better. đđâ€ïžâ€ïžđšđŠ
STONEY RIDGE FARM also posted a video on this. I am happy that, you also, are postings timely video on the same subject. Please continue to post these timely topics to keep us informed and educated.
Love you all,,,kiss kiss.â
Happy Birthday to Nugget
Your trip was fun but education trip too
Hi Brooke .. As recommended by a holistic vet.. Raw goats milk serves as a natural antibiotic for our golden chow. We used 2tbs. Per day mixed with his food and he was cured of his skin infection within 10 days. Research the usage with other animals, it may be helpful should the need arises.
Fascinating đ§ duly Fascinating!!!!
It's because people are stockpiling them up for themselves just in case there is an SHTF event. They have been stockpiling fish antibiotics and animal antibiotics as well to take for themselves if they were to get an infection, instead of going to the doctor and getting extras when needed.
good Brooke. I am a doctor from Puerto Rico and here we also realized that the same thing is happening. you have every reason to be alert thanks for informing
Thank you Brooke!
Hi Brooke, here in the UK it's always been that you need a prescription for your pets antibiotics, so we are pretty used to it, it just makes things way more expensive as you have to pay for a vets visit as well as the medication, so it will take some getting used for people in USA, especially with livestock, love from UK xxx
ALWAYS LOVE WATCH'IN THANKS FOR SHARE'IN..âș
Mildred is so lovebleâ€
It's been that way in Illinois for a bit. Says it is mostly to keep it out of the clean water ways, so not to become antibiotic resistant
Thanks for letting us feed the birds â€
Great video! Mildred wanted to be in the picture with you. So cute.
Itâs almost like they donât want us to have farm animals⊠new sub here and I have to say I love your channel â€
They Don't
Bingo! Easiest way to control a population of people is to control their food.
Yes they are trying to destroy our food supply
"They" who ever they are probably thinking of the serious problem we have with antibiotic resistance. All countries in the world needs to do something about this. Farmers in countries that already have this restriction survives and I think American farmers will too. A healthy animal doesn't need antibiotics but tell that to farmers who treat all their animals when one of them get ill. I'm sorry that responsible farmers feel that they getting run over but something has to be done to stop those non responsible farmers.
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They donât. They are trying to make us believe that animals are ruining the earth by gasses. But they sure donât stop flying constantly on there private planes, and all government vehicles. What a crock! Sad, that we are accepting these mandates. Never in 77 years did I think weâd have this nonsense.
Well done Brook blessing those who need to know. God bless love you guys New Zealand
Good grief! Iâll keep any further comment to myself LOL. This is, of course, a family channel! Iâm sorry for all the aggravation for you and the farm.
Evidently any previous comment you made was deleted...
@Mrs Cog Hill Farm Brook: I just read that Blue Bell Ice Cream teamed up with Dr Pepper for a Dr Peppr Float ice cream. Sadly NJ doesn't carry Blue Bell ice cream.
In the UK we have always had to get antibiotics from the vets or get a prescription to get them online. We either have to take the animal to the vet or get the vet to come out to see them. They won't prescribe them without seeing the animal. Up until a short while ago we could only get wormer and tick and lice treatments from the vets.
Good Morning Brooke! I enjoy your videos. Have an awesome dayâïž
Now that is a crock. Farmers & Homesteaders have always treated their animals and done a great job. Most have a Vet on speed dial; to discuss it with them. I think its a shame how much control is going on lately.
Try to think about it from another perspective. In a lot of countries farmers treat all their animals if one get sick and need antibiotics. A healthy animal doesn't need antibiotics. This, with the growing antibiotics resistance in the world needs to be addressed. I'm sorry but it's almost always responsible farmers that feels they got run over because of those whose not responsible. I don't think the law is there to create problems for farmers. The reason probably is the resistance of antibiotics which is a serious matter. Most laws are good laws but we feel controlled by them. After awhile people won't even think of it that way when they see and understanding the benefits from them.
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@@ML_SE The frog doesn't even notice he is being boiled. Most laws are good laws? Please! Most laws are written specifically to sound like they are to help the common people, but can, will and are used against anyone when a government or any agency with lots of power feels it necessary to stamp them out.
Your habitat is wonderful for the vc pigeons!
You are such a sweetie. Thanks for the info. Take care
In Canada, we have never had access to medication. We have to have a vet visit to get a prescription
Thank you so much! I don't have animals but I do know this is excellent advice! I love the way your animals love in you! Mildred id so much fun to watch! Well all of them are! I love you and yours! God bless you! â€ïž
Brooke i always thought that with birds the male is always more colourful . Now i see that the victorian pigeons look the same
In sweden you have to contact a veterinarien for almost all medicins. Farms my have a little medicin at home but they get preskription from the vet.
I love all your animals and birds. I hope they will lay an egg. That would be so exciting!
Mildred wants the pink laces to match her new necklace.â€â€â€â€
so happy about the pigeon food, but sad about the antibiotic situation .. wow ! God bless !
Thanks for telling us about your concern! It is certainly important!!!
You guys are VERY WELL LOVED!!! Iam certain not everyone that has cows or for that matter any animal is shown as much love as you guys are. Those 2 bovine love you as do the goats and all the two legged feathered creatures. What a joy.
Thanks for sharing this news. I am sure the farmers and homesteaders appreciate it. Glad you upgraded the Vitoria Crown Pigeons food.
Brooke, I just wrote that they'll be eating out of your hand soon.
Now, you just said it. Smiles.
In South Africa antibiotics can also only be prescribed by a vet for animals, one of the reason being that it loose the effectiveness through overseas.
Hope you are successful at Tractor Supply, out west it is very hard to get into a vet, extreme shortage. These pigeons are so pretty
Thanks Brooke for the update. God Bless and I love y'all đđđ
Your goat looks like it's ready for a copper bolus. đâ€â€â€
Yes, I heard this yesterday. The big guy in that uncovered house is a bad dude. Iâm sure your family is well aware of alllllll the craziness going on.
Love your channels! God bless.
I'm sure you all take the best care of your critters.. they are family
Yes, I heard about this. I am glad to hear you are prepared and are helping to spread the word. It's a sad state this world has come to. đđđ
On another note I am glad to see the Victorian pigeons love their new food. Hopefully the dietary changes are what Mrs V needs to lay an egg. đđđ
It's like that in Australia, we can only get animal antibiotics from a vet, and they're expensive.
Brooke, I absolutely love the picture of you, Mildred, and Moe. I believe it just shows the love and trust your animals have for you, Jason and Mary Carl. So sweet.
Here in Germany it has always been this way, antibioticâs are only available from the veterinarian.
Good morning Brookeâ€ïžđšđŠ
We here in New Jersey were never able to buy any meds for our animals have to bring them to the vet I only have dogs the farms have a vet that goes there to treat their animals đŠđđźđđŠâ€ïžđđ»đââŹđ·đ
Haha I thought you were gonna say, MaryCarl feeds the birds in the aviary cause her name is on it lol
to save money on prescriptions you can have your vet send the prescription to Walmart to be filled so much cheaper than the Vet!
Thank you for this informative video. God bless.
We have not been able to get any of those products in Australia for a long time you just need a reliable vet on hand.
Mildred is just too smart for her own good. But she is so precious.
In Australia we've never been able to get antibiotics from a farm supply or fodder store. You have to get them seen by a vet. It's very expensive. We can only get very basic things from a fodder store medication wise.
Good evening Brooke. Thank you for the information in this video. The VCPâs look gorgeous. Yâall be good.
Thank you Brooke for the information on antibiotics and your birdsđ
You can get the prescription and take it to your pharmacy. It's cheaper most times. Alot of people don't know that.
Wow just wow! The Victorian Crown Pigeons are looking so beautiful. Thank you sir the info Brooke, even though I don't have any animals in going to share for those who do
I went last week and stocked up. Of course, eventually, I will have to buy from the vet. So we all need good relationships with our vets so we can pick up meds from them without them having to make a farm visit. Very good advice here.
They seem so happy with their new food!!