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<blockquote data-quote="greybeard" data-source="post: 1783615" data-attributes="member: 18945"><p>I know it's an older thread, and I don't doubt anything about the bladder protruding out, but I just have a hard time getting my head around how the bladder that sits down so low can get out.</p><p>Education lacking......</p><p></p><p>Had one vaginal prolapse on a beefmaster heifer near calving date one morning but by that evening, it had gone back in on it's own. Lost that calf (99lbs) a few weeks later. Kept her tho and she had 2 more nice (live unassisted )calves the following years, no sign of prolapse , then the flood took her. Sometimes you get lucky and unlucky I guess.</p><p></p><p>Decades ago (mid '60s) we had a purebred polled hereford that had a uterine prolapse. Ugly looking but the coyotes and buzzards got to her before we could get her penned and do anything with it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="greybeard, post: 1783615, member: 18945"] I know it's an older thread, and I don't doubt anything about the bladder protruding out, but I just have a hard time getting my head around how the bladder that sits down so low can get out. Education lacking...... Had one vaginal prolapse on a beefmaster heifer near calving date one morning but by that evening, it had gone back in on it's own. Lost that calf (99lbs) a few weeks later. Kept her tho and she had 2 more nice (live unassisted )calves the following years, no sign of prolapse , then the flood took her. Sometimes you get lucky and unlucky I guess. Decades ago (mid '60s) we had a purebred polled hereford that had a uterine prolapse. Ugly looking but the coyotes and buzzards got to her before we could get her penned and do anything with it. [/QUOTE]
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