Posted by Dalet on December 26, 2012 at 16:47:38 from (184.94.141.146):
In Reply to: Sick Cow posted by Nice on December 26, 2012 at 15:44:25:
If its his first stomach bloating, you can put a trach tube down his throat and let it vent.
If that don't work, you will have to stab them in the side to relieve gas. I would either have the vet do it or if you want, have a veal calf butcher party and dissect the animal to see what the cause was. Depending on the size of the calf. If its less than 400lb it would be more of a science project than a freezer filling expedition.
I have butchered many deer as well, that weigh about what a calf does, but don't have the bone mass, so its a crap shoot.
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