Why does a cow lie down and not stand up on its hind legs: what to do if the animal immediately lies down

I. General provisions

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How to fall correctly

If you lose your balance and fall, try:

squat
down as low as possible to reduce the height of the fall;
group
- thanks to this, the force of impact during a fall will decrease. Moreover, it will be better to group if you let go of the bag and other objects in them from your hands - the objects can then be collected, and at the moment of falling you need to save yourself, not them. Remember that any “protruding” limb will take on all the kinetic energy of the impact on the ice - and this greatly increases the risk of fractures;
tense your muscles
. Recommendations to relax the body at the moment of falling are wrong, since in this case the bones will take the entire blow, which can lead to fractures. But with tense muscles, the chance of getting away with only bruises increases significantly.

Yes, at the moment of the actual “flight” onto bare ice, it is quite difficult to follow all these recommendations, since such a moment lasts a fraction of a second. But it’s still worth remembering these rules - perhaps in a critical situation the brain will send the body a signal of the correct action.

The safest fall is on your side

. In this case, most likely, the bones will not be damaged - especially if you have time to group and tense your muscles.

But if you fall on your face

(facing forward) - first, try not to land with your arms outstretched, tuck your elbows to your sides. Ideally, your head will be pulled into your shoulders, your back will be straight, and your legs will be bent in a semi-squat.

If you fall on your back

, it’s good if your chin is pressed to your chest and your arms are spread out to the sides. In general, falling on your back and hitting the back of the head are the most dangerous, as they are fraught with damage to the spine and traumatic brain injuries.

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Major diseases

All farmers who understand their business know that for good health and high productivity of cows, it is necessary to provide them with safe housing and balanced feed. The absence of one or another factor leads to infection of livestock with one or another serious ailment. It is for this reason that the first step is to ensure comfortable and prosperous conditions for keeping cows. In most cases, a cow cannot stand on her feet due to the following joint diseases:

Stretching
Dislocation
Arthritis
Arthrosis

The disease also occurs due to problems with the hooves of cattle. The main and most common are:

Fusabacteriosis
Erosion
Laminitis

Each farmer needs to be familiar with the description of each of the listed diseases so that, if necessary, they can navigate and understand when the inevitable help of a veterinarian is needed.

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The cow does not get to her feet after calving: what to do?

Sometimes, even in a healthy pregnant cow, labor can be long and difficult. Moreover, in some cases it happens that the cow does not get up after calving.

Observing this phenomenon, many inexperienced breeders do not see this as a serious problem, and try in various ways to put the animal on its feet.

Meanwhile, there may be quite a lot of reasons for such behavior on his part. And before taking measures, it is better to study them well.

Description of the disease

Quite often, the emerging fetus can strongly compress the gluteal nerve or the nerve endings of the sacral spine. Due to increased pressure, they are damaged, which disrupts the flow of signals to the leg muscles.

The result is paralysis of the hind limbs.

Signs

Symptoms when a cow refuses to stand after calving vary depending on the specific cause. So, with postpartum paresis in an animal the following can be observed:

severe clouding of the cornea;
tremors and cramps of the limbs;
excessive salivation (in some forms of the disease);
the neck constantly turns to one side;
general oppression.

The most striking signs of mastitis are:

a sharp increase in temperature;
decreased appetite, which can lead to complete refusal of food;
lethargy and depression prevail in behavior.

It is extremely important to identify metritis at the beginning of its development. Otherwise, the disease may be fatal

Its main symptoms, in addition to the fact that the cow does not get up, include the following:

temperature increase;
rapid breathing and heart rate;
refusal of food and water;
disturbances in the intestines, manifested by severe diarrhea or constipation;
delay of placenta

A lack of phosphorus in a cow’s body manifests itself in almost the same way as postpartum paresis. But still, there are some differences. First of all, the animal makes attempts to get up, but due to weakness it falls to the ground again. Appetite does not decrease. The forelimbs are as weak as the hind limbs.

Medication

Drug treatment is prescribed only after an accurate diagnosis of the disease by a veterinarian. If postpartum paresis is diagnosed, subcutaneous injections of caffeine and a solution of magnesium sulfate are immediately prescribed. Intravenous injections of glucose and calcium chloride (10% solution) also help.

Often, in addition to this, inflating the udder nipples with air using the Evers apparatus is prescribed. In this case, the cow is laid on its side, and after the procedure is completed, the teats are wrapped in a bandage.

Inflating the udder nipples with air

For mastitis, treatment is carried out with a solution of sodium chloride, in which a certain amount of novocaine is dissolved. Ichthyol ointment helps relieve inflammation.

If hypophosphatemia is detected, injections of the drug Urzolit are prescribed. The dosage is 100 ml for every 100 kg of cow weight. A solution of calcium hypophosphite gives a good effect.

Often medications with a high content of vitamin E are also added to the general course of treatment. They ensure faster healing of damaged tissues and help stop the inflammatory process. In some cases, steroids may be prescribed.

Attention! For the entire duration of treatment of a sick animal, it is provided with a special diet - calcium and phosphorus salts are necessarily added to the food. Vitamin supplements, glucose and fish oil are also used

All feed is finely ground before serving to livestock. You can add warm water with sugar diluted in it to the resulting composition.

Conclusion

Refusal to stand on her feet after calving in any case is evidence of serious health problems with the cow.

Therefore, independent attempts to get her back on her feet are only a last resort when there is nowhere to wait for help. In all other situations, you must immediately call a veterinarian.

Treatment cannot be started without his knowledge. Only if such conditions are met will it be possible to save both the cow and the calf.

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Lifting assistance

If an animal has suffered nervous paralysis, you need to help it at all costs so that it can get up, despite being tired. The calf should be kept away from the mother so that she cannot fall on it. Help comes from several people. Some should stand on the side where the tail is, others on the side where the cow’s head is.

The cow's tail curls, be sure to be careful so that the animal does not get hurt. You need to grab the tail in the middle. In a twisted form, it is held for 10 to 20 seconds until the cow begins to stand up.

Advice: You can try to raise the female with the help of loud sounds, which will act on her irritatingly and frighteningly, at the same time invitingly. But not all cows can get up from clapping, stomping, screaming; among animals, like people, there are also braver individuals.

It may seem cruel, but effective, a method of imaginary strangulation of an animal. For 10 to 20 seconds, the individual should remain with its mouth and nose closed; human hands will help prevent breathing. There is also shock therapy from the action of current; it should be used only as a last resort. An electric drive can make a cow rise when it touches the area under the tail.

When the cow began to stand up, its tail was not released from the hands. If a cow falls, she may break or dislocate her limbs. The nurse should be kept in a standing position for as long as possible.

Advice: If the cow falls on her hind legs again, take several breaks between treatments so that the animal can rest and gain at least a little strength.

When the nurse, after getting up, remains on her feet for a long time, before leaving her next to the calf, make sure that the mother stands and walks firmly, can turn around, that is, the calf will be safe to be with her.

It happens that the necessary measures have been taken, but the nurse is unable to get up. It's good to help her position herself in a comfortable way. Having tried to produce milk, they feed it to the calf. You can bring the baby to the animal’s udder and hold it until it’s full. If the uterus is closed in a stall, the newborn is kept separately in a warm place, he is brought to the uterus to be fed, and taken away.

When the cow wants to get up, trying on its own, a strong cord is wrapped around its legs from behind and left tied for a while. Otherwise, the animal may tear muscles or get dislocated.

Advice: A sick individual should be turned on the other side at short intervals so that bedsores cannot form, paralysis does not progress, and the muscles do not harden.

To more strongly hold the animal from independently trying to stand up, its body is wrapped in a circular pattern with wide belts. The places behind the elbow joints of the front legs and the back part are fastened. You can use special lifts that can be used to clamp and lift the pelvis of the cow’s body. A sick individual can roll over 2 times during the day.

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Description of the disease

It is worth immediately noting that in most cases, the cause of an animal’s refusal to rise to its feet after calving is serious health problems.
Childbirth, especially protracted ones, creates a colossal load on the animal’s pelvis. Quite often, the emerging fetus can strongly compress the gluteal nerve or the nerve endings of the sacral spine. Due to increased pressure, they are damaged, which disrupts the flow of signals to the leg muscles. The result is paralysis of the hind limbs. There are several reasons for this phenomenon. Quite often, damage to the nerve endings occurs due to the fact that the fetus has developed too large and it is difficult for it to pass through the birth canal. The reason may also be that the pelvic region of the animal’s body is too narrow or certain defects in its structure.

Paralysis of the animal's hind legs may be a consequence of the development of postpartum paresis. This disease occurs in dairy cows when they are fed an unbalanced diet during pregnancy. The result is a severe calcium deficiency, leading to paralysis. Moreover, not only the legs, but also the intestines and tongue can be paralyzed.

In addition to postpartum paralysis, in some cases this phenomenon is provoked by other diseases, including:

Inflammation of the mammary gland (mastitis) due to the ingestion and development of streptococcus or staphylococcus bacteria. The reason for the appearance may be non-compliance with the rules of caring for a cow during pregnancy.
Various forms of metritis. With this disease, the animal's uterus becomes very inflamed. And during the birth process, serious damage can be traced. In this case, any movement of the back of the body is accompanied by severe pain.
Hypophosphatemia. A lack of phosphorus in a cow’s body leads to its rapid weakening. Excessive stress during childbirth aggravates the situation and the animal does not have enough strength to get up.

In some cases, the cow may not rise due to a dislocated hip joint or a crack in the femur. In this case, any independent measures can lead to irreversible damage, including permanent fracture of the femur and rupture of the articular capsule of the femoral joint, and the animal will have to be slaughtered.

Symptoms when a cow refuses to stand after calving vary depending on the specific cause. So, with postpartum paresis in an animal the following can be observed:

severe clouding of the cornea;
tremors and cramps of the limbs;
excessive salivation (in some forms of the disease);
the neck constantly turns to one side;
general oppression.

The cow's neck is turned

The most striking signs of mastitis are:

a sharp increase in temperature;
decreased appetite, which can lead to complete refusal of food;
lethargy and depression prevail in behavior.

It is extremely important to identify metritis at the beginning of its development. Otherwise, the disease may be fatal

Its main symptoms, in addition to the fact that the cow does not get up, include the following:

temperature increase;
rapid breathing and heart rate;
refusal of food and water;
disturbances in the intestines, manifested by severe diarrhea or constipation;
delay of placenta