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I have a 15 month old Hereford cross steer who appears to have a gas bubble, or bloat condition, but it looks like it is closer to the rear than his rumen, but it is on his left side.
Basically he looks like he has a big gas bubble right on his hip and butt cheek, is this bloat ? Or something else ? Anybody have clue ?
He seems to be fine, happy, and eating well, maybe too well, and he did get a real good dose of fresh clover from a round bale dropped from a different farm, probably pretty rich compared to his normal grazing pasture.
I'm a newby here, this is a great reading site, I have twelve cows with three of them new calves, and still two on the way, only had one that had to be bottle and bucket raised out of the 12 calves that we have raised, pretty happy with them as bunch. (And yes, they do all have names)
Basically he looks like he has a big gas bubble right on his hip and butt cheek, is this bloat ? Or something else ? Anybody have clue ?
He seems to be fine, happy, and eating well, maybe too well, and he did get a real good dose of fresh clover from a round bale dropped from a different farm, probably pretty rich compared to his normal grazing pasture.
I'm a newby here, this is a great reading site, I have twelve cows with three of them new calves, and still two on the way, only had one that had to be bottle and bucket raised out of the 12 calves that we have raised, pretty happy with them as bunch. (And yes, they do all have names)