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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 12843"><p>> What are the signs for something</p><p>> like this? Will the cow act</p><p>> differently from the others? I</p><p>> have a cow that we thought was</p><p>> bred along with the others, and</p><p>> the other 2 had their calf in</p><p>> November..she hasnt had hers</p><p>> yet...she was with the bull until</p><p>> the end of April, so we havent</p><p>> given up yet, but she has some</p><p>> swelling around the rectum, we</p><p>> werent sure if it was from being</p><p>> about to calve or what, but now I</p><p>> am kinda worried about the</p><p>> prolapse situation. She doesnt</p><p>> appear to be in any pain and acts</p><p>> just like the other cows and eats</p><p>> and defecates without any pain so</p><p>> is there anything we should be on</p><p>> the lookout for?</p><p></p><p>You'll totally know this isn't right, you can tell it belongs on the inside, pink & blood tinged, some mucous, kinda sections in the middle, for lack of a better statement.This one was Each side about the size of a grapefruit turned into your kidz oooze gel they play with ( if your kids play with that stuff)soft & mushy. There are different sizes of prolapse though, we had one four years ago about the size of a soccer ball. Thankfully the vet was around then. Definitely needed stitched. Ended up taking that calf by C-section. Oh well thats a chance yah sometimes take with these creatures. What yah don't learn farming!!!</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p> <a href="mailto:tlcj@yellowbananas.com">tlcj@yellowbananas.com</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 12843"] > What are the signs for something > like this? Will the cow act > differently from the others? I > have a cow that we thought was > bred along with the others, and > the other 2 had their calf in > November..she hasnt had hers > yet...she was with the bull until > the end of April, so we havent > given up yet, but she has some > swelling around the rectum, we > werent sure if it was from being > about to calve or what, but now I > am kinda worried about the > prolapse situation. She doesnt > appear to be in any pain and acts > just like the other cows and eats > and defecates without any pain so > is there anything we should be on > the lookout for? You'll totally know this isn't right, you can tell it belongs on the inside, pink & blood tinged, some mucous, kinda sections in the middle, for lack of a better statement.This one was Each side about the size of a grapefruit turned into your kidz oooze gel they play with ( if your kids play with that stuff)soft & mushy. There are different sizes of prolapse though, we had one four years ago about the size of a soccer ball. Thankfully the vet was around then. Definitely needed stitched. Ended up taking that calf by C-section. Oh well thats a chance yah sometimes take with these creatures. What yah don't learn farming!!! [email=tlcj@yellowbananas.com]tlcj@yellowbananas.com[/email] [/QUOTE]
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