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<blockquote data-quote="piedmontese" data-source="post: 810498" data-attributes="member: 14427"><p>i had a cow last summer that was throwing up every time she ate and alot of green.watched her for a few days and took her to the vet.vet ran a hose down her throat and could find nothing.took her home and decided to continue watching her and c if it got better.it went on for at least a month but she didnt seem to b losing weight.decided i would cull her after she weaned her calf.finally she stopped and i havent seen it happen again so we r keeping her,she will calve n a couple months.i guess she had some kind of blockage and it just took time to dislodge.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="piedmontese, post: 810498, member: 14427"] i had a cow last summer that was throwing up every time she ate and alot of green.watched her for a few days and took her to the vet.vet ran a hose down her throat and could find nothing.took her home and decided to continue watching her and c if it got better.it went on for at least a month but she didnt seem to b losing weight.decided i would cull her after she weaned her calf.finally she stopped and i havent seen it happen again so we r keeping her,she will calve n a couple months.i guess she had some kind of blockage and it just took time to dislodge. [/QUOTE]
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