Understand the Natural Deworming Method
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Why Dogs, Cats, Cows, Livestock and Wildlife eat Charcoal and Ashes
What happens here
The speaker explains that they utilize charcoal from burn piles on their farm to naturally deworm their grass-raised, pasture-raised beef cattle. The charcoal acts as an irritant in the cow's digestive system, aiding in the expulsion of parasites. The speaker notes that historically, animals were not routinely medicated as they are today, and natural methods existed. Cows with a higher parasite load are observed to consume more charcoal. The speaker explicitly advises viewers to consult their veterinarian before starting any such program, as he is not a veterinarian.
Goal: The video introduces the concept of using charcoal from burn (slash) piles as a natural deworming agent for cattle, presenting it as an alternative to chemical treatments like ivermectin.
Tools and materials
- Charcoal
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