Posted by ChrisinMO on December 16, 2011 at 06:37:46 from (72.161.5.217):
Yesterday morning, I went out to check the cattle and a heifer had her rear hoof stuck in a round bale feeder. She was laid out on the ground, had really messed up a horn which was bleeding and had a small amount of blood in one nostril. I can't tell if she was bleeding from the nostril or what, but it was gone 15 minutes later. We got her cut out of the hay feeder and into a laying down position. I got behind her and tried to help her get up. She got up on her hind legs alright, but was wobbly on her front legs, so she laid back down. We bandaged the horn and it stopped bleeding. She laid there all day yesterday and is still there. Last night when I tried to help her get up again, she was not interested in doing so. I'm going to need to call the vet today, most likely, but since you all are very knowledgeable I thought I'd see if anyone had any useful suggestions. She is a very good heifer and I'd sure like to save her if possible.
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