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prolapsed cow ? UPDATE!
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<blockquote data-quote="Jeanne - Simme Valley" data-source="post: 744022" data-attributes="member: 968"><p>I can only remember two cows prolapsing (uterine - 0 vaginals) (dang I hate to type that - don't want to jinx us) - it was an assisted birth on a heifer. Kept both, never to be repeated by them or offspring.</p><p>Yes, there can be inherited problems, but some are management. It takes a MANAGER to weigh the decision.</p><p>I Luv Hfd - did they have calving difficulties? maybe they had small pelvic areas that were passed on to their offspring - maybe in your case, it was heritable. But, as said, research says vaginal prolapses are more likely hertitable than uterine.</p><p>As I said in another post - not everything is black & white. You must manage your own herd to make the best/most profit. Whether that profit is in immediate $$ or genetics or just a humane decision.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jeanne - Simme Valley, post: 744022, member: 968"] I can only remember two cows prolapsing (uterine - 0 vaginals) (dang I hate to type that - don't want to jinx us) - it was an assisted birth on a heifer. Kept both, never to be repeated by them or offspring. Yes, there can be inherited problems, but some are management. It takes a MANAGER to weigh the decision. I Luv Hfd - did they have calving difficulties? maybe they had small pelvic areas that were passed on to their offspring - maybe in your case, it was heritable. But, as said, research says vaginal prolapses are more likely hertitable than uterine. As I said in another post - not everything is black & white. You must manage your own herd to make the best/most profit. Whether that profit is in immediate $$ or genetics or just a humane decision. [/QUOTE]
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