Summary: | The bleeding could be a physical damage caused during delivering, possibly the uterus was damaged after a difficult birth. |
ID of request in RUN: | 5335
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Practical Instruction: | 1. Contact your local veterinarian or extension worker.
2. For the case of worms Deworm with Albendazole 10%. Always remember to deworm after every three months.bt but albendazal 10% is not recommended to pregnant animals.
3. Let the animal lie down in a quiet place do not disturb it.
4. If bleeding continues put a large clean cloth soaked in cold water into the vagina take the cloth out after 1-2 days .
5. Inject the animal using pen and strep for three consecutive days.
6. Feed the animals with properly mixed feeds and mineral salt from the local veterinary Shop. Do this always. |
Conditions for success: | If the instructions are properly followed |
Conditions for failure: | If the instructions are ignored |
Expected short term effect: | The skin condition should normalise after three to four days |
Expected mid-term effect: | The blood should have cleared after one week and mucus will take one month to clear. |
Expected long-term effect: | The animal will be healthy, strong and normal |
Expert Name: | Hamisi Semanda |
Email address of expert: | semandahamisi@yahoo.com
semandahamisi@yahoo.com |
Profession of Expert: | Veterinarian |
Practical experience: | 6 years |