not getting up cow is one of the common diseases among cows that may occur after giving birth.
\nWhen a down cows for 4 to 6 hours, it is called the syndrome of down cows. Due to the high weight,
\nthere is pressure on the muscles and blood vessels, and this causes the lack of blood supply in the cow.
\nThe most important factors of downer cows syndrome.
\nIncomplete treatment of milk fever, which is due to the presence of calcium in the diet of dairy cows.
\nSwelling in the birth canal of cows.
\nbroken bones
\nNerve damage caused by parturition
\nThe lack of balance
\nClinical symptoms of the syndrome
\nInability to stand
\nGrounding in a cross-legged position or sideways
\nDry and dark stools
\ntreatment
\nCreating a soft and thick bed of straw or tractor tire on which you can place and massage the cow.
\nCorticosteroid injection can prevent muscle necrosis.
\nWays to prevent downer cow syndrome
\nFirst of all, you should note that dairy cows get this disease after giving birth several times. The most
\nimportant factor is the reduction of calcium during the formation of colostrum. So be sure to pay
\nattention to the presence of calcium in the diet of dairy cows. Lack of calcium and increasing age of cows
\nare factors in the paralysis of cows after giving bearing.
\nNutritional management especially for calving cows
\nAdherence to the appropriate age of insemination of heifers
\nUse of sperms that are easier to give birth
\nHeifers and cows should not be barnyard in common
\nAdhering to the correct principles during childbirth and monitoring newly born cows
\nSurveillance of cows near calving and quick intervention for cows that are at risk (such as using oral
\ncalcium to prevent milk fever).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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