WHAT A COW REQUIRES At CAUVING TIME.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 578, 5 August 1909, Page 9

WHAT A COW REQUIRES At CAUVING TIME.

Extract from-"Waikato Argus," January 9, 1907:— "Argus,.January 9, .1907.■■• . "In your issue of 2nd ult. 1, notice- an. article culled from an English paper. Thewriter recommends an injection of iodide' of potassium into the uddor as a cure. This may possibly be of some use, but personally I beteive in the old adage, "Prevention is better than cure." Round this'district the farmers do not wait until the milk'lever appears, but thoy believe in preventing itj appearance. If cows are given "'f Sykes's Drench before and immediatojv after calving,' it purifies the blood an<f makes'"them better able to withstand disease'. "A cow is just like a human being ft one respect—if the blood is kept pure there is little danger of catching, any disease that may be knocking'round. . "(Signed). BUTTER-FAT...' ''Warea, Taianaki." " The above opinion is confirmed -by Mr, M. Dobson, Hastings Road, Okaiawa:—"l havo a very high opinion of Sykes's Drench, having used it two seasons in difforout cases always with success. L have found it can be given with advantage before calving,.and without any fear of doing harm.- As a preventive of milk fever it is-hard to beat, and it seems just what a cow requires, and ought to get after calving. Sykes.'s Drench ought to bo at hand in,- all cow sheds and used freely." Use only Sykes's Drench, because it is the best. ~Prico, Is. Gd. packet or 16s. by the dozen. Better buy it by the- dozen/ Write for Booklet. 21284