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smithgreenfarms

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Topic starter 14/11/2018 12:55 pm

Any body have any luck treating staph aureus with these products. Neighbor gave me some cellex gold to try and it worked pretty good for a cow. Staph A is my main problem right now. Im not oragnic but antibiotics dont do nothing. Thanks

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sdobbs1962

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14/11/2018 3:21 pm

Yes! I posted my long story with staph aureus in the goat section. Click here to go to it. In short, I use Yellow Jacket and it works wonders for me (30mL for 3 milkings in a row and then retreat 1 week later even if she appears cleared up). I also tried a dose of Yellow Jacket followed by a dose of Pirsue the next day and that also took care of it. Antibiotics alone have done nothing for me. It always came back.

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crightmyer7

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23/11/2018 9:39 am

I alternate Yellow Jacket and Clearacel for 4 milkings and that knocks it out just about every time. I do this on almost any case of mastitis that pops up and it works very well. I've done it on several cases of staph A that I had cultured and never came back with it.

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