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<blockquote data-quote="76 Bar" data-source="post: 1631374" data-attributes="member: 18664"><p>I'm sorry you lost your husband and that your life has been further complicated by an out of state move. It would have been prudent to provide a bit of back story instead of leaping in with both feet on an internet discussion site you joined 2 days ago. Some of your comments regarding the cow in your last two posts remain difficult to ascertain/comprehend. If you didn't have a written agreement with the person(s) caring for your animal you're likely out of luck regarding any form of retribution. Your equine practitioner aside, it isn't rocket science to recognize when an animal has been compromised nutritionally to the point of eminent death. FWIW, cattle don't go from BCS 1 to 3 in the blink of an eye. :roll:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="76 Bar, post: 1631374, member: 18664"] I'm sorry you lost your husband and that your life has been further complicated by an out of state move. It would have been prudent to provide a bit of back story instead of leaping in with both feet on an internet discussion site you joined 2 days ago. Some of your comments regarding the cow in your last two posts remain difficult to ascertain/comprehend. If you didn't have a written agreement with the person(s) caring for your animal you're likely out of luck regarding any form of retribution. Your equine practitioner aside, it isn't rocket science to recognize when an animal has been compromised nutritionally to the point of eminent death. FWIW, cattle don't go from BCS 1 to 3 in the blink of an eye. :roll: [/QUOTE]
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