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<blockquote data-quote="A6gal" data-source="post: 135275" data-attributes="member: 2034"><p>Call your vet! I had a 10 month old calf that had an apparent naval infection that traveled and ruptured the intestine. Never showed any symptoms or acted sick, ate fine. I just happened to notice something didn't look right. Got him into the pen one evening too dark to work with him and by the next day it had ruptured with undigested grass leaking out. The vet said it'd cost more to fix than he was worth and recommended I take him to be processed pronto before it was a total loss! Which I did. Even after the rupture he never acted sick.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="A6gal, post: 135275, member: 2034"] Call your vet! I had a 10 month old calf that had an apparent naval infection that traveled and ruptured the intestine. Never showed any symptoms or acted sick, ate fine. I just happened to notice something didn't look right. Got him into the pen one evening too dark to work with him and by the next day it had ruptured with undigested grass leaking out. The vet said it'd cost more to fix than he was worth and recommended I take him to be processed pronto before it was a total loss! Which I did. Even after the rupture he never acted sick. [/QUOTE]
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