COMMANDER VALIANTTHOR
@COMMANDERVALIANTTHOR
27 March, 05:16
Dear RM Agents and Readers,
Just had a conversation with a pig farmer and word has it they will not be able to get antibiotics, ivermectin and the like without prescription.
I've gone to the FDA site and attempted to locate information.
He was told this at the feed store, so heads up. If you need it get it now!
As I stated unable to find concrete at the moment but sounds like what these creeps are noted for. So just in case I'm making this post.
Big Thank You to Bill!!!
Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver
Just had a conversation with a pig farmer and word has it they will not be able to get antibiotics, ivermectin and the like without prescription.
I've gone to the FDA site and attempted to locate information.
He was told this at the feed store, so heads up. If you need it get it now!
As I stated unable to find concrete at the moment but sounds like what these creeps are noted for. So just in case I'm making this post.
Big Thank You to Bill!!!
Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver
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Also, vets will no longer be allowed to give out meds (antibiotics) without first physically seeing the animal.
We have always had a goat, sheep, cow, pig, etc on file. As long as we had one on file, they would give us meds for 'that' animal but knew it was for another animal in the herd/flock. That allows the vet to treat basic symptoms and if it gets worse, THEN they see the animal - saves the vet time and the owner money. Without that system, vets can't possibly physically examine every animal in time - many will die, many will be in severe pain and distress before they die. There is no other option.
Vets can lose their license now if they are found to give meds without physically seeing the animal.
So again, "they" are creating a situation where livestock WILL DIE and owners can do nothing. It keeps us dependent on gov for our food in the end :(
Herbal meds can help in some situations. I'll post another comment with info on that. Ran out of room here.
We have always had a goat, sheep, cow, pig, etc on file. As long as we had one on file, they would give us meds for 'that' animal but knew it was for another animal in the herd/flock. That allows the vet to treat basic symptoms and if it gets worse, THEN they see the animal - saves the vet time and the owner money. Without that system, vets can't possibly physically examine every animal in time - many will die, many will be in severe pain and distress before they die. There is no other option.
Vets can lose their license now if they are found to give meds without physically seeing the animal.
So again, "they" are creating a situation where livestock WILL DIE and owners can do nothing. It keeps us dependent on gov for our food in the end :(
Herbal meds can help in some situations. I'll post another comment with info on that. Ran out of room here.
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