Our Favorite Cow Got Sick, Home Remedies that Helped
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We city folks do not appreciate enough what it takes to bring food to our super markets.. I so happy to see Brenda chewing her cud again💜 Good job ! And praise the Lord!
You are so correct!
I'm so glad your cows are well now. Thank you Ruth Ann for capturing this on film. I am learning so much from you. You are loved.
I'm so happy that Brenda is on the mend. You obviously love and care about your livestock, and I so respect the dedication you show to them. And that you get joy from observing them too! You are teaching your children, and all us who watch online solid information. Thank you and be well, Ruth Ann.
You are one incredible woman!! To do that alone the last time with the soda water , with the assistance of your son was impressive. So glad Brenda is recovering!
As someone who has never lived on a farm, this was still very interesting. I really love how kind the children are to the animals, especially the cats.😀 Although some of the animals are being raised to sustain your family, it’s clear that their lives are valued and they are well cared for. Love your resilience and grateful hearts!
I dont have a farm anymore, I’m living farm life virtually watching you. Thanks for sharing your life. Good wholesome lifestyle. Love what you do and share.
I love working with my “boys” (even tho they’re in their 30’s) with just about anything! Last week we had to help a heifer in our chute - after midnight of course - as she had been in labor way too long, and turned out had a breech calf. It’s just nice, even after all these years, to see my now grown sons still willing to help their momma. 😊
So glad you were able to sort out your cow’s problem! A great learning experience for all including your viewers! And a real demonstration of the love you have for the animals you raise💖 Thanks for another great video RuthAnn!
I realize on a farm you have to be excellent caretakers of the animals but it is so obvious you all love each of them nearly as much as you do each other! God bless!❤
Oh how scary, I’m so happy they both pulled through ! As a heartburn sufferer, baking soda is like putting out a fire in your gut, I bet she felt instant relief even though it takes a bit for those bellies to start working.
Well done to all of you for your great care and attention to your livestock ❤
I have never known a cow to have my name, Brenda. Glad she is doing better and Norma also!! ❤
Such a precious family…..Glad Brenda is recovering.
I grew up using baking soda in water for any kind of indigestion, still take it now. Old-fashioned but it truly works. So happy it worked for Brenda.
So many of the old ways of healing are being forgotten that it’s awesome you all are viewing and appreciating farm lifestyles (even in the armchair ways😉) but however we need to support all ways of living…..in other words, respect how each person is raised! Our elders did the best they could in this life and that’s what is to be made thankful for! Don’t disrespect your way of life because the one(‘s) who raised you did the best they could! Which means they loved you to the best of their ability 💕
Ohhhh, that poor cows tummy - glad she's on the mend. Amazing how amazingly well Ruthannes common sense approach and our gifts from the earth saved the day for her. Glad she's feeling better and life went on. Moo! ❤
Love to see how your family all helps with the cows and loading up pigs. Those are some loved and lucky cows!
And kids ❤
Nice job saving Brenda! The kids are lucky to be learning farm life lessons! Bless you and your family.
Most interesting! Thanks so much for sharing your experience. Glad that Brenda is back to her old self. Loved how the cows were interested in what was happening. Goes to show there is no “stupid cow”. Wonder where that expression originated.
I love watching you take care of your animals. It is shocking to me how disappointed I am when the videos come to an end. Keep showing us animal husbandry. I am learning so much. My dad didn't get us girls involved with our animals and I love seeing how you nurse them back to good health. If it weren't for the brutal winters, I might want to move back to Iowa.
Learned a lot this time. I have seen vets use charcoal on dogs and cats. A neighbor had his children work in pairs until they were teenagers. They combined chores to share. If one forgets, the other is backup. They would complain about twice the chores, but still got them done in the same amount of time.
U are absolutely right. If jerseys don’t get a good start and continued good rumen health they go down fast. I didn’t know this could be dont for cows with an off rumen function. I absolutely will keep this under my hat! Thank you!!!
Oh wow! I was holding my breath at moments. So glad all turned out well. Farming is hard work but so rewarding when it has a positive outcome .
I too was holding my breath and smiling, giggling, relieved and other emotions! Ruthann provides us with all elements of great armchair experience!!!❤
Thank the LORD Norma and Brenda are better now! I can imagine how concerned your family was. 🥰
Good lesson for us all. When you start a task be sure to finish it properly. So glad all is well!
Wonderful teaching family video! Great care for the animals, and the kids. God bless!
Wow, like a big cow Alka Seltzer!! 😂 I'm so happy it worked! I love the cows just walking away from their meal to stare at the camera.
Fast thinking on the safety of your beautiful cows. Good lesson for the youngsters to learn. Not only remember how each animal feels when an accident of wrong food but also what to do to help save them. The good with the bad. Have a beautiful new week Zimmerman family.
So glad everything went well. I don't know what it is about that sweet face of Maxwell, but he is so precious. You sure do have some beautiful children.
The bovine animal is so so curious. We have steers and when anyone or anything comes close to the barn or the pastures, they are immediately there checking it out. Just cracks us up. They are like little kids. Loved this video. So thankful that Brenda's distress was not long lived and she is okay. :)
So glad to see Norma and Brenda both well! I think it is incredibly helpful for people to see, who have never handled cattle, that even the sweet, tamer ones are not always cooperative and require strength and some level of risk to manage. Great job to both Mitchell and Maxwell, and always good to see hard lessons for everyone. My husband did not grow up around livestock, and when we got 18 guinea chicks the first time, i warned like a nagging parent about making sure the screen door on the back porch was always shut tight and latched. He forgot, and we came home to a door standing half open and a box full of no longer living guinea chicks. Obviously a stray cat had come in and done what so many will do. Eaten a couple, and destroyed the rest for fun. Husband's heart was absolutely broken (He loves birds of all kinds) but it was a good lesson, and he never forgot the door on any enclosure again. It happens to the best of us. ❤
So glad the cows are ok!!! Great job Ruth!!!
Excellent lessons in the importance of being good stewards of the animals we keep. There were many things you watched for like the appearance of her eyes and ears, her chewing cud or nibbling hay, all of which tell the watchful farmer the condition of the animal. Also the various treatments appropriate for the ailment, including consulting the vet when needed, are all excellent lessons for the next generation of farmers to learn. Your videos are a wonderful example of how difficult and rewarding the homesteaders’ life can be.
I laughed so hard when the cows thought they were leaving seems like none of them wanted to leave 😂glad your cow is feeling better looks like happy cows to me
Your younger boys holding the black kitty was adorable! Such hard work taking care of livestock, your team does an incredible job! Thank ypu for taking us along. ❤
Wow! There's so much work to do down on the farm 🚜🐄🐖🐐🐓🦆🦃 I love watching your videos!
My mom used to say “fences and gates make great neighbors” thanks for inciting memories. Have a great day. We have two barrows to feed our family.
Very interesting video. Such hard work for you all. I had to chuckle at the 2:44 minute mark, as the hay in the feeder bin resembled a bison! I love watching Maxwell's clear love of pets who bring him such joy.
I'm so glad the cows are better. It's difficult at times when you love and depend on your animals, and they depend on you. Farm life is great but not easy. I have friends that raise cows and have a butcher shop. We had a major power outage a couple years ago. They have automatic generators to keep the Butcher shop freezers running but no power at home with the cows. No power in the country means no water for anyone. It took a couple days for all of us to get power and they were in the last area. Jen said the cows were just bawling for water and she has never felt so helpless. The first ones to get power did manage to get a couple of trucks out to them with water. They next project was to get a generator for water in the barn.
I am so glad Brenda is better!. There is always so much to watch. Thanks for sharing all of your knowledge!. Home remedies are the best!
rejoicing! so happy she recovered.
Interesting, informative, engaging, humorous.
Well done🎉
If you leave baking soda out free choice like a mineral they will consume it as needed and go there sometimes before you realize or find that they have eaten the wrong thing.
I am so happy that they both are doing well. Farming is tough
Yes HE is…all the time!
Wished I could be there to help and learn…I’m a city girl but enjoy watching farm videos. God bless you and your family.
I keep charcoal. On hand here at our house one of our dogs ate some rat poison so I mixed up powdered charcoal and some yogurt and fed to the dog and kept an eye on her thank goodness she survived I’m so glad your cows arrived too 🧡
Norma here. I love that you have a cow with my name. lol
Happy to hear that both cows are well and that you’ve learned from your experience. Great job boys with helping your mom.
You guys drenching the cow was awesome!!! Wow!!! Sending you all so much love and positivity!!!!! ❤❤
Hello RuthAnn and sweet family! I know that was a worrisome time for you. I’ve had to give my dog peroxide before, but I never had any troubles with my cows.
We kept our pigs in a different plot of land and I didn’t have to worry about the cows getting to the pig food. Luckily, I had a veterinary brother in law that I could consult with if I ever needed anything.
I’m so glad Brenda is doing better.
Have a blessed day everyone!
It warms my heart to see your family and farm in action every week. Brings back memories. I live in Australia. Learnt so much about your culture. God bless you all. 🙏
I'm so glad Norma and Brenda are okay!!❤
Your videos always teach or review something for me. And I love the sweet Mom Voice reminding ALL OF US that WE need to be careful to close the gate. 😂 And what better way to remember than to take part in all the remediation it required. Nicely done.
Great job with the baking soda and so pleased Brenda is eating as normal. Well done guys. ❤
God Bless you, Ruth Ann for your mercy towards your kids and your cows.❤
So Happy you have Brenda back in Good Health, God Bless
Oh RuthAnne, that's truly an answer to prayer. I'm so thankful Brenda's doing so much better. I know it give you and Elvin peace of mind. Have a wonderfully blessed day. Love to you and your precious family ❤️
Lori ❤
You are both amazing parents. The consequences could have been deadly, but your quick actions saved your cows, and I’m so pleased that the lessons learned helped everyone realize how important it is to double check gates. I’m sure the person that left the gate open felt horrible , but you turned it into a great learning experience for the whole family. We all learned 😊🙏
You need the drenching syringe that hooks around their lips - it's easy to give them meds - we gave them bucket of baking soda water and/or the bloat meds - saved our calf - but it's easier to get it into them
Having never lived on a farm ever, I find this all fascinating! Mostly I'm glad your cows are feeling better.
Hi Ruth Ann we are so glad to hear your cows are doing better. We learned alot about cows digestive systems today. Great team work getting the baking soda into Brenda. We did alittle laughing while watching them wrestle with the pigs! LOL We hope you all have a great weekend. Another great video!
Happy to see your cows health returned. Farming is a big investment and we have to keep our live hood healthy and safe.
A big lesson for the kids to make sure gates are shut. Thank goodness it worked out ok. Take care =-)
We went through that with our Jersey Gracie. She self medicated though. I walked out the back of the barn and here she was eating fresh dirt from a prairie dog. It was fresh and soft mound of dirt. It was a sight, muddy drool hanging from her lips as she was chewing away.
Good job Mitchell. Good job mom. There’s always something to keep you on your toes. ❤. I enjoy watching your kids learn the ropes. Just sitting on a hay bale learning how to catch piglets. And I love learning the reasoning behind the way you do things on your farm. Best part of my Saturday morning. 😊
So glad that all is well with the girls. Never a dull moment on the farm! ❤
Oh my! I am so glad to hear the cows are better! And you, Mam, are one incredible lady! To see you wrestle with that cow was amazing (and a bit scary)! But, you do what you have to do to get the job done, and that is one of the special things about you and your family. May the Lord continue to bless you all.
I am so glad Brenda made the turn into good health! We just have two Bassett Hounds and the last year has been expensive. One chewed up part of a rug that required surgery. The other hurt his back and we discovered that he has bad vertebrae. So he did recover with drugs and rest. But now we know how to treat him should he hurt himself again. These days are our kids. I love them dearly but goodness!
That cold snap to single digits was so cold 🥶 glad she is better❤ good job jumping on the care for her, these animals provide us with so much ❤
Happy to see your cows recovered 🎉- stressful when they get sick. Blessings to everyone 🙏😇
A wonderful look into a typical life’s ups and downs on the farm. Thank you for sharing this important information. I’m sure it will help many cows and other animals.
When I saw her eating hay I felt what you felt. It’s almost like when your child is ill. Only this girl is your livelihood. I love how you love them all, kids and livestock.
Ok the kitten hugging filled my heart with love
Glad they're doing better
This was great footage. About the cows. So interesting Little one who left the gate open will remember this forever. So glad I both cows are back to health 💐
I’m so glad they were able to recover! When you said they got into the pig feed, my heart sank. I grew up with horses though, and they colic so easy and I thought that’s how the video was going to end. Im glad that they made it through and a good lesson was learned all around about proper storage of feed as well as closing gates!
I love the way you train your boys and how you work together! Thanks for sharing ❤
I absolutely LOVE you and your family. Blessings
Very well done to help Brenda recover from her stomach ailment! I just love all your animals especially the cows and the donkey! Norma was so funny her eyes from you and to the trailer back and forth! ☺️
Miss Ruth Ann, I'm so glad that everything turned out ok and you knew something was wrong and what to do it was a great idea to get the kids involved to understand to be vigilant with your actions. Thank you for sharing with us as always looking forward to seeing the next video. I love seeing your beautiful place. God is Good🙏🕊️🙏💛
It warms my heart every time I see Maxwell with that little black kitty. I'm glad your cows are okay now. It sure is scary when one of our animals is sick.
Glad Brenda is feeling better
So glad you were able to treat them your selves.
Extremely interesting and thank you for the lesson. I always enjoy noticing how happy all of your life stock including Ducks, Donkey, Chickens, Cats, Cows, Pigs, and whatever else I did not notice today. They are happy around each other, regardless of their differences. 😊
Oh Ruthann I’m so glad your cows survived the experience of getting into the pig feed! How much longer until Brenda has her calf? I look forward to seeing her calf. Those pigs sure are feisty!! Love learning from you and about the things that can be done to save animals that are old remedies that our grandparents would have used. They don’t need a lot of the fancy interventions that are on offer these days. So glad things worked out well. Thanks for sharing. I’m glad that you have a way of preventing it from ever happening again as well! God bless. ❤️🥰🙏🏻🇨🇦🍁
Thank you for sharing your life. As my across the street neighbor will say, "what a hard working outfit" y'all are.
I am thinking of the ad for baking soda water for heartburn. " Feel the burp of relief." So glad Norma and Brenda are well! ❤
That was like watching something on PBS!! Thank you! 🐄
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the high praise!!
Wow, a first for me. Farming is not for the faint of heart. I have a new found respect for those raising cows and pigs. Definitely a family affair.
Thankfully everything ended well. Thank you for sharing what you learned. I love to see the boys giving the cat so much love ❤
So glad your cows a doing better!🎉❤
Ruth Ann I enjoy watching your channel. My husband and I had a small farm with small animals chicken ducks rabbits etc but no cows. I learned a lot from this episode. Wow you guys are the best. Laughed my socks off when the truck backed up and the cows took off running!!! I’ll bet they thought, come on! I didn’t eat the pigs food!! Ha ha!
This was AMAZING! First thing I said when I saw her chewing was THANK YOU JESUS🥰 SOOO glad Brenda is ok. Thank you for sharing! 💕🙏🏼💕
Aww im so glad they are both feeling better, and relieved Brenda recovered xx best wishes from England xx
glad Brenda is much better.. I had to chuckle when you and the younger son was helping you to give her some more baking soda water.. Ya"ll did a good job.. You surely don't give up and you got it done.. Love it]
You just never know what you're going to learn today...😂!!! Thank you for sharing!! God's blessings!!
Thank you!!!
You are so kind in saying it’s a learning lesson for everyone to make sure we all close the gate.
Hopefully I can have the same understanding with my family
I missed the pig squealing when they were loaded on the trailer lol
We look forward to your videos every Saturday thank you
Thank you, Ruthann, for sharing these events. I enjoyed it immensely!
That was one of the most helpful videos I've ever seen on milk cows. Thank you!!
This is fascinating to a non homesteaders! Glad she's OK! ❤❤❤
Wonderful intervention; so happy you got it resolved! You’re a strong lady & thanks for sharing! Blessings to all 🤗🇨🇦
Wow! A new Olympic sport - cow wrestling! So glad your cows are better now. You take wonderful care of your animals and family. ❤️🙏🏻Val C
I was sure glad everything turned out ok! It was like watching an exciting mystery movie! I was holding my breath hoping Brenda would be ok! 😂. I never thought I would be so invested in a sick cow, but I needed her to be ok. ❤She’s such a sweet tempered cow. Praise God they both are well. 🙏
I think the lessons we are afforded by our errors are the ones that are really stick with us. We never forget those lessons. Mistakes are a gift, they are learning opportunities. It’s all about perspective and I think you showed a perfect example of this. ❤❤
Ruthann, I was trying my hardest to help you get that in her mouth all the way from Oklahoma this morning! Such a great video!! I’m sad it’s over!
lol. Thank you!!!!
I'm so glad you were able to help your cows. Milk cow's are not only important on the farm for the milk they give but they sometimes are great pets.
Great job. One of my sister in-laws horses ate something he shouldn’t have. The vet came out and poured vinegar into him with a tube was horrible to see but at least he survived. Xx
Huh .... never thought of vinegar. Whatever works. 😊