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Blod clot in a Steer?
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<blockquote data-quote="hiddentimbersranch12" data-source="post: 970137" data-attributes="member: 19783"><p>I'm looking for a little help. About a month ago we have casturated some steers. We had one that got an infection where his testicles were. In fact the sack was between the size of a softball and volleyball. The vet didn't come out and look but gave us some antibiotic and said he would be fine. Now the sack is twice the size and we called the vet back he came out and said it's a blod clot, to just let it be and he will either abosorb it or it will burst on it's own. I feel this is not normal and wonder, should I get another vet to come out and look at this steer?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hiddentimbersranch12, post: 970137, member: 19783"] I'm looking for a little help. About a month ago we have casturated some steers. We had one that got an infection where his testicles were. In fact the sack was between the size of a softball and volleyball. The vet didn't come out and look but gave us some antibiotic and said he would be fine. Now the sack is twice the size and we called the vet back he came out and said it's a blod clot, to just let it be and he will either abosorb it or it will burst on it's own. I feel this is not normal and wonder, should I get another vet to come out and look at this steer? [/QUOTE]
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