Posted by johninutah on April 12, 2009 at 21:09:11 from (74.37.188.232):
In Reply to: Re: cow sling posted by Hartman on April 12, 2009 at 07:25:02:
Over time it sure seems like a down cow is a dead cow. With all the vegetarians running around that want to take away all human contact with animals you can't mess around with them for too long. I agree with the earlier posts. After about two days if she doesnt want to get up it will never happen. Someone is probably watching you with a camera as well.We have found that a cow can be helped sometimes by rolling her into a loader bucket. Bigger is better. Transport her to a compost pile or straw or sand pile. Gently tip her out from two or three feet up. If she can get her feet under her in the soft bedding often times they can stand up.Before that give her some aspirin or banamine so she thinks she doesnt hurt as much. Good luck
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