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<blockquote data-quote="sunnyblueskies" data-source="post: 1771510" data-attributes="member: 39112"><p>How about those 'prolapse button' thingies? Never seen one in real, but the idea is that the vaginal canal (give me the right medical term) is stitched from the inside through the hide to the top/side of the cow in order to keep the cervix in place. It can't be pushed out and there are no stitches on the vulva. </p><p>Now I'm not sure if you can keep these buttons and the stitches in permanently. But that's something I would try out. </p><p>In regards to explaining 'putting the cow on a diet' to the owners. Be blatant honest, have an overweight animal causes health problems, just like in humans too. If it is a pet, they will listen. </p><p>Just my 5 cents.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sunnyblueskies, post: 1771510, member: 39112"] How about those 'prolapse button' thingies? Never seen one in real, but the idea is that the vaginal canal (give me the right medical term) is stitched from the inside through the hide to the top/side of the cow in order to keep the cervix in place. It can't be pushed out and there are no stitches on the vulva. Now I'm not sure if you can keep these buttons and the stitches in permanently. But that's something I would try out. In regards to explaining 'putting the cow on a diet' to the owners. Be blatant honest, have an overweight animal causes health problems, just like in humans too. If it is a pet, they will listen. Just my 5 cents. [/QUOTE]
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