Hi, agree, missed the post, but if something like this happens, try live or bio yogurt! Onken works beautifully though my lot like easiyo, the dogs love it too. Fill a syringe and squirt it in its mouth so it gets it neat and then if necessary dilute it with warm water and drench it or add it to milk in a bottle. Works for ALL livestock!! Junipers first calf had the squits terribly when she was 12 weeks old. I went to check on them and couldn't understand what all the white stuff was on the field! So I got them both in, got Jelly in the alley, held tight and drenched her. Knowing that she would resist again, I left the pair in the shed for a few days (got messy too), but the liquid poo turned to clotted poo and then proper poo in a couple of days (She was dosed about 3 times a day!) I kept them both mainly on hay for a week and restricted grass. Afterwards i was quite chuffed when I could walk up to Jelly and squirt yogurt into her mouth in the field. A vet along time ago once told me to go back to the old ways as New ideas aren't always best!! (And new ideas usually cost more money!)