Assisting Difficult Calving

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January 25, 2022
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Calving difficulty is frequently caused by disproportionate size--the calf is too big for the birth canal. This publication discusses the stages of labor, how to assist in the delivery and what to do after the delivery of a calf. (3 Pages)

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