We had to act fast to save this newborn calf!

[@laurawoodDavey28fan]

That was a great observation to help us all feel better about the animals and the weather.... snow on their backs... thank you for sharing that... it makes perfect sense now... :)

[@chriswaddell1768]

Glad to see your dog is working out, and your cows are looking good!

[@puresouthpasturesfarm6460]

Chris! Thanks for being a faithful follower of the channel!

[@revhbateman]

Congratulations on hitting 800

[@carterjamesranch]

Good to see the snow on their backs, they are staying warm internally. They look good.

[@puresouthpasturesfarm6460]

Thanks buddy!

[@user-kv2pt4lu9y]

Briskly rubbing the head, neck, and shoulders to stimulate good blood flow in the calf is how we were taught to treat a mildly chilled calf, we used clean bath towels that had gotten worn or thin and washed between uses. If you use a calf warmer with heater and fan and enclosure, be sure to get calf out before it is too warm and calf's brain is fried. Also, never warm milk or milk replacer above 105° F, so proteins are kept intact. If too warm, proteins are denatured and calf will get diarrhea.

[@MrKurt2233]

You need a bail unroller

[@puresouthpasturesfarm6460]

Someday. But for now, I’ll do what I do. 😂