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<blockquote data-quote="mischief" data-source="post: 598227" data-attributes="member: 8449"><p>It is more likely you will see problems if an inexperienced person palpates your cows in very early pregnancy (30-50 days). At this stage if the embryo and uterus are not handled very gently then harm to the fetus could be done and the pregnancy could be terminated!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mischief, post: 598227, member: 8449"] It is more likely you will see problems if an inexperienced person palpates your cows in very early pregnancy (30-50 days). At this stage if the embryo and uterus are not handled very gently then harm to the fetus could be done and the pregnancy could be terminated!! [/QUOTE]
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