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<blockquote data-quote="Lemon curd" data-source="post: 9013573" data-attributes="member: 110816"><p>Lush grass, high protein. kidneys cant cope with getting rid of excess urea so it ends up being excreted in the faeces causing scour. Did fecs on 5 shitty arsed and 5 clean in a group of lambs and the worm burden was exactly the same in all 10. Each lamb has a different genetic rate of metabolism and therefore they dont all scour.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lemon curd, post: 9013573, member: 110816"] Lush grass, high protein. kidneys cant cope with getting rid of excess urea so it ends up being excreted in the faeces causing scour. Did fecs on 5 shitty arsed and 5 clean in a group of lambs and the worm burden was exactly the same in all 10. Each lamb has a different genetic rate of metabolism and therefore they dont all scour. [/QUOTE]
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