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olivetroad
Posted 11/2/2025 08:15 (#11421524 - in reply to #11419167)
Subject: RE: Bloat


Kingdom of Callaway - Fulton, Mo 65251
littlejo - 10/30/2025 22:11

olivetroad - 10/30/2025 13:52

I lost two old cows last week from bloat, and saved a third one in the nick of time with a syringe to let the gas off. They were in an overgrazed pasture close to the barn where we are AIing them. Had a flush of mushrooms pop up and they ate them.


I’ll stick a bloated cow quicker than you can say “well, bob’s my uncle”—-had one compacted with wheat that you could watch it rise—she’d go down—-stick finger in, let gas off, resume walk in—she’d go down——crammed handle of 12” crescent in there to keep holes lined up—only thing handy—-fine the next day—-chrome no more on crescent—-hell, they keep opening in cows rumen open and take daily feed eaten samples outa it—-you ain’t gonna kill em by sticking—-kinda a hip—rib—spine-triangle—poke the center

Prevention—-I’ve posted many times—cup of dry—no bleach—-laundry detergent to sack of salt—-in system before 3rd cutting, etc—-works for me

Ps—-I’m addressing frothy bloat


Jo - my hired man was laughing about the first time he stuck a bloated cow. He called the vet and the vet told him to stick her a hands width past the last rib. So he went the wrong direction and hit a lung. Game over, but lesson learned. A lesson bought is a lesson taught.......
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