Veterinary Obstetrics
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When the time for parturition draws near, it is generally advis- able that mares kept in single stalls and cows kept in stanchions should be removed from these and given some degree of freedom.
Most writers advise that the mare should be given a roomy box stall, in the belief that she can foal better in such a place.
This may be generally true, although accidents have occurred owing to the very fact that the animal was loose in a box stall, since a mare sometimes lies down with her buttocks imm...ediately against the side wall so that there is not room for the ex- pulsion of the foal. Instead, the foal is jammed against the side of the stall, its expulsion delayed and its life endangered.
Sometimes the mare turns around somewhat violently in a box stall and the head of the protruding fetus is seriously injured by being pressed against the wall. If a mare is to foal in a box stall, it should be ample in size and give every possible opportunity for parturition to progress without danger of acci- dent from contact with the side walls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the time for parturition draws near, it is generally advis- able that mares kept in single stalls and cows kept in stanchions should be removed from these and given some degree of freedom.
Most writers advise that the mare should be given a roomy box stall, in the belief that she can foal better in such a place.
This may be generally true, although accidents have occurred owing to the very fact that the animal was loose in a box stall, since a mare sometimes lies down with her buttocks imm...ediately against the side wall so that there is not room for the ex- pulsion of the foal. Instead, the foal is jammed against the side of the stall, its expulsion delayed and its life endangered.
Sometimes the mare turns around somewhat violently in a box stall and the head of the protruding fetus is seriously injured by being pressed against the wall. If a mare is to foal in a box stall, it should be ample in size and give every possible opportunity for parturition to progress without danger of acci- dent from contact with the side walls.
What to read after Veterinary Obstetrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Long Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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