What is the reason why cows can t stand up? What s wrong with the cow not wanting to stand on its st

Cattle can't stand up, and the more common ones are foot-and-mouth disease and foot rot. The difference between the two is that foot-and-mouth disease is contagious, while foot-rot disease is not. Foot-and-mouth disease mainly occurs in the cold season, and foot rot mainly occurs in summer.

Both of these diseases can cause the cow's hoof to ache and make it impossible to stand.

This must be the cow's own leg disability or particularly weak, so it should be investigated**, if it is a leg disease, you should ask an orthopedic surgeon to cure the bone, so that the cow can stand up.

The hind legs of the cow can be straight, the hooves of the cow cannot climb the ground, the hooves of the cow are backward, the lower legs of the front legs cannot be straight, they cannot stand, they can eat, they can drink. What is the reason?

Wet barn: Open windows to vent moisture, or place absorbent bedding in the barn. Upset stomach:

Symptomatic according to the actual situation**. Daily management: Establish a convenient location for drinking water in the barn, and the water in the sink needs to be changed frequently due to high temperatures in summer.

Grazing methods: The common grazing methods of cattle are continuous grazing and rotational grazing.

1. The barn is damp

If the barn is damp, the cattle will be reluctant to stand on their stomachs, at this time you can open the windows to expel the moisture, or place absorbent bedding in the barn, and paint the walls with waterproof paint to provide a good environment for the cattle to grow.

2. Stomach discomfort

Cattle are reluctant to lie on their stomachs and stand on their stomachs, which may be caused by stomach discomfort, and need to be symptomatic according to the actual situation.

3. Daily management

Cattle metabolism is fast, so the demand for water is large, breeding, to establish a convenient location for drinking water in the barn, the temperature is high in summer, the water in the sink needs to be changed frequently, so as not to breed bacteria, resulting in the situation of cattle getting sick.

4. Grazing methods

The common grazing methods of cattle are continuous grazing and rotational grazing, where continuous grazing refers to uninterrupted grazing in one specific pasture throughout the year or the entire grazing season, and rotational grazing refers to the planned grazing and rest of two or more pastures in the designed order.

Summary. Dear, the cow's hind legs are weak and unable to stand up because of limb disease. Limb disease is common between fat cattle and adult cattle, mainly due to factors such as high environmental temperature and poor growth environment in the cowhouse, resulting in a large number of germs breeding and infecting cattle.

Dear, the cow's hind legs are weak and Ling Bei can't stand up because he suffers from limb disease. Limb disease is commonly found between fat cattle and adult cattle, mainly due to factors such as high environmental temperature and poor growth environment in the cowshed, which leads to a large number of germs breeding and infecting cattle. This disease can be treated with penicillin**.

The above is all my reply, I hope to help your relatives, I wish you a happy life.

Summary. Hello, cows with bedridden syndrome should be treated with 25% glucose-calcium injection 500 ml, slowly intravenously. Or use 5% potassium chloride injection, 10-20 mg per kilogram of body weight, add 2000 ml of 5% glucose injection, and slowly inject intravenously.

The disease refers to a disease in which cows have sudden difficulty standing up or cannot stand up for unknown reasons before and after giving birth. High-yielding cows, double-calving cows and obese cows are susceptible. House-farrowed cows, as well as pregnant cows with large protein requirements, are underfed before farrowing, resulting in potential muscle damage, and once subjected to some external force, it is easy to induce the rupture of some muscle groups; Cattle fed high-protein, low-energy feed, abnormal fermentation in the rumen produces toxic substances, and childbirth is the trigger, resulting in autologous poisoning, resulting in difficulty in standing up or unable to stand up.

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Good. It is the inability to stand up from the second month of pregnancy.

Hello, cows with bedridden syndrome should be treated with 25% glucose-calcium injection 500 ml, slowly intravenously. Or use 5% potassium chloride injection, 10-20 mg per kilogram of body weight, add 2000 ml of 5% glucose injection, and slowly inject intravenously. The disease refers to a disease in which cows have sudden difficulty standing up or cannot stand up for unknown reasons before and after giving birth.

High-yielding cows, double-calving cows and obese cows are susceptible. Farrowing cows house-fed, as well as pregnant cows with large protein requirements, are fed insufficiently before farrowing, resulting in potential muscle damage, and a hood of cheating is subjected to some external force, which is easy to induce the breakage of some muscle finches; Cattle fed high-protein, low-energy feed, abnormal fermentation in the rumen produces toxic substances, and childbirth is used as an inducement to cause autologous poisoning, resulting in difficulty in standing up or unable to stand up.

Do you want to get an injection?

Hello, yes dear.

There's no medicine to give him to drink.

Hello, this is not recommended to take medicine.

Do you think there's anything else you can help with?

1. The calves should be transferred to a warm pen and assisted to eat sufficient colostrum; 2. For calves that cannot stand on their own, the stool should be turned over several times a day and assisted in standing to avoid the occurrence of bedsores and promote recovery; 3. For calves that cannot stand due to calcium deficiency, 250 ml of 10% glucose injection, 10-20 ml of 10% calcium gluconate injection are injected intravenously every day, and 600,000 units of vitamin D3 injection are injected intramuscularly, once a day, for 5-7 days; 4. For some calves with insufficient colostrum intake and serious malnutrition, 500 ml of 10% glucose injection, 10 ml of vitamin C injection, 200 units of coenzyme A, 200 mg of triphosphoase adenosine disodium and 200 mg of inosine can be used for 2-3 days. (It is best to heat the liquid to about 38 before intravenous injection).

Cattle eat and drink normally but are unable to stand up, probably because of one of the following reasons:1Malnutrition or lack of necessary nutrients, resulting in weakness and inability to stand.

2.Drinking water is not clean or insufficient, resulting in diarrhea, dehydration and other symptoms, which in turn affects the ability to stand. 3.

Suffering from certain diseases such as muscle disease, neuropathy, etc., which causes weakness or loss of balance in the limbs. If you find that the cow is unable to stand, please consult a veterinarian for diagnosis and ** in time to avoid aggravation of the condition. At the same time, it is necessary to ensure the diet and environmental hygiene of the cattle to avoid diseases.