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<blockquote data-quote="Victoria" data-source="post: 363122" data-attributes="member: 1258"><p>We had a twin born 3 years ago (?) at about 3:00 AM. My mother saw the cow licking a newborn calf. Checked it again an hour later to make sure it was up and had a drink. All seemed fine. When it got light out I found the twin off in a snow drift. Mom never knew she had two as the twin was quite a distance away. It was a cold night and brought her up to the house to warm up. It was a few weeks later that we saw the early signs of her losing her feet - 3 of them. She was put down. Only had it happen one other time. Often the ones losing feet will try to go to the snow drift. The cold feels better on the feet than the warmth does.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Victoria, post: 363122, member: 1258"] We had a twin born 3 years ago (?) at about 3:00 AM. My mother saw the cow licking a newborn calf. Checked it again an hour later to make sure it was up and had a drink. All seemed fine. When it got light out I found the twin off in a snow drift. Mom never knew she had two as the twin was quite a distance away. It was a cold night and brought her up to the house to warm up. It was a few weeks later that we saw the early signs of her losing her feet - 3 of them. She was put down. Only had it happen one other time. Often the ones losing feet will try to go to the snow drift. The cold feels better on the feet than the warmth does. [/QUOTE]
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