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Calf can't keep it's balance - nothing like we've ever seen.
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<blockquote data-quote="texansays" data-source="post: 816222" data-attributes="member: 16304"><p>Hi and thanks for responding!</p><p>@ dun - yes the calf's head is shaped normally, it's quite a beautiful little gal actually.</p><p>@ upfrombottom - hmm interesting although we didn't notice anything unusual of the mothers bag .. no swelling or reddening etc. Momma cow is partially dried up now as the calf can't hold itself steady long enough to maintain nursing position for long.</p><p></p><p>We only have around 10 cows on our small farm with all breeding cows having no issues with milk/calves until this odd incident.</p><p>The only clue we have is the electrified fence being factored in .. we know the calf had to have landed on it in it's earliest hours after birth (and possible laid on it for some amount of time) as we found it on the opposite side as the momma cow.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="texansays, post: 816222, member: 16304"] Hi and thanks for responding! @ dun - yes the calf's head is shaped normally, it's quite a beautiful little gal actually. @ upfrombottom - hmm interesting although we didn't notice anything unusual of the mothers bag .. no swelling or reddening etc. Momma cow is partially dried up now as the calf can't hold itself steady long enough to maintain nursing position for long. We only have around 10 cows on our small farm with all breeding cows having no issues with milk/calves until this odd incident. The only clue we have is the electrified fence being factored in .. we know the calf had to have landed on it in it's earliest hours after birth (and possible laid on it for some amount of time) as we found it on the opposite side as the momma cow. [/QUOTE]
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