Does the cow drop the ball affect the calf? What should I do if my calf is blue and thin?

A cow's loss of the ball will affect its calf. In case of serious ball dropping, first disinfect with 0.

Does the cow drop the ball affect the calf? What should I do if my calf is blue and thin?

A cow's loss of the ball will affect its calf. In case of serious ball dropping, first disinfect with 0. 1% potassium permanganate solution to remove dirt and necrosis, and then sew the cow under local anesthesia. The cow's ball dropping may be due to the fact that the placenta produces too much estrogen after the cow enters the third trimester of pregnancy, or the cow has ovarian cysts; When the fetus in the cow's stomach is too large and the fetal water is too much, it may also cause the cow to drop the ball.

First, does the cow drop the ball affect the calf?

1, cows will affect calves. During the prevention period, it is necessary to strengthen the feeding management, add a variety of vitamins and concentrate into the feed, and keep the cows in proper exercise.

2. If there is a serious ball drop, you can disinfect it with 0. 1% potassium permanganate solution, clean up the dirt and necrosis on it, sew the cow after local anesthesia, and do a good job of anti-inflammation.

3. Cow's ball dropping may be due to the excessive estrogen produced by placenta after the cow enters the third trimester of pregnancy, or the cow suffers from ovarian cyst, which leads to a large amount of estrogen production, which will lead to the relaxation of the ligament fixing vagina in the pelvis of the cow, which will lead to ball dropping.

4. When the fetus in the cow's belly is too big, there is too much fetal water, or there are twins, this will lead to an increase in the intra-abdominal pressure of the cow and make it easier to drop the ball.

5. It may be that cows suffer from rumen gas accumulation, food stagnation, constipation, rectal prolapse or severe osteomalacia, which leads to ball dropping.

Second, what should I do if my calf is green and thin?

1, calf diarrhea may be fungal diarrhea, and feeding cow moldy feed is more likely to cause fungal gastroenteritis. You can take 2500-4000 ml of 0.9% physiological saline, 2-3 times a day, and supply fresh green and juicy feed.

2, it may be toxic diarrhea, and feeding silage and distiller's grains with acid is more likely to cause gastric acidosis. 200-400 ml 10% calcium gluconate injection can be injected intravenously into cattle.

3, it may also be unclean diarrhea, which is very easy to cause bacterial gastroenteritis because of eating dirt and sewage. 60 grams of garlic can be mashed, and then an appropriate amount of water can be added for oral administration, three times a day.

4, it may be herbivorous diarrhea, eating too many tender grass or turquoise substances, leading to gastrointestinal dysfunction and diarrhea, and the feces are thin and turquoise. Feed an appropriate amount of hay or straw, and control the intake of tender grass and green feed.

You can also ask the veterinarian to diagnose the specific reasons and then prescribe the right medicine.