Down in Dixie Well-known member Joined Jun 10, 2020 Messages 537 Location Central Alabama Dec 28, 2020 #1 I have this heifer that has been springing for a while now. The flap of skin on her belly has become enlarged and fluid filled. I have never seen this before and has me worried a little. This is her on the 15 th
I have this heifer that has been springing for a while now. The flap of skin on her belly has become enlarged and fluid filled. I have never seen this before and has me worried a little. This is her on the 15 th
OP OP Down in Dixie Well-known member Joined Jun 10, 2020 Messages 537 Location Central Alabama Dec 28, 2020 #2 This is her today
Jeanne - Simme Valley CT Supporter Cattle Today Supporter Joined Dec 9, 2004 Messages 15,436 Location Central Upstate New York Dec 28, 2020 #3 Feel it, make sure it is not a hernia. I would "assume" it is just edema - she is very ready.
wbvs58 Well-known member Joined Mar 20, 2011 Messages 9,294 Location S.E. Queensland, Australia Dec 28, 2020 #4 It all should resolve itself once she calves. The fluid gravitates to lowest point. Does not suggest that anything is broken. Ken
It all should resolve itself once she calves. The fluid gravitates to lowest point. Does not suggest that anything is broken. Ken
Jeanne - Simme Valley CT Supporter Cattle Today Supporter Joined Dec 9, 2004 Messages 15,436 Location Central Upstate New York Dec 28, 2020 #5 Ken is our "residential vet".
OP OP Down in Dixie Well-known member Joined Jun 10, 2020 Messages 537 Location Central Alabama Dec 28, 2020 #6 Ok good. I have felt it and it is fluid filled. Thanks Ken and Jeanne
OP OP Down in Dixie Well-known member Joined Jun 10, 2020 Messages 537 Location Central Alabama Dec 30, 2020 #7 Had her calf yesterday and all is good. Thanks everybody.
K kenny thomas Well-known member Joined Nov 16, 2008 Messages 17,663 Location SW tip of Virginia Dec 30, 2020 #8 Down in Dixie said: View attachment 1428 This is her today Click to expand... My grandad would call that her milk vein. Usually they would milk heavily after calving and they would be fine.
Down in Dixie said: View attachment 1428 This is her today Click to expand... My grandad would call that her milk vein. Usually they would milk heavily after calving and they would be fine.
MurraysMutts Well-known member Joined Dec 17, 2019 Messages 8,805 Location N. Central boonies, Oklahoma Dec 30, 2020 #9 Very nice! Still got the soft pads on its hooves.