Stern injuries. (Stern injuries cattle and the way of its development) (1990)

Livestock complex.

The tractor carries animal feed.

Dairy cows on the territory of the complex.

Distribution of green animal feed.

Calves lick mineral top dressing.

Alternating frames with feeding animals.

Cattle, due to the immobility of the lips, cannot exercise the caution that is characteristic of horses.

Animals of this species capture food with their tongue and promote it into the oral cavity.

A cartoon showing the mechanics of food absorption by a cow.

Foreign bodies are swallowed together with the feed.

In the future, during belching, when the muscles of the stomach, abdominal press and diaphragm contract, foreign bodies move, and sharp ones, piercing into the tissues, injure the abdominal organs.

Airport in winter, clearing of snow.

The clogged snow is taken out to the fields.

Negligent attitude to the preparation and storage of feed is the main cause of animal feed injuries.

Coarse feed, hay, straw, humic waste, loose compound feed are especially often clogged.

Traumatic diseases of the internal organs of animals increase during the stall period, mainly in its second half.

Injuries can also occur during the pasture period if the pastures are littered with metal and other objects.

Cattle graze grass with their tongue very close to the ground.

Along with the grass, various objects fall into the mouth.

Including acute stabbing.

A cartoon telling about three types of traumatic reticulitis.

Signs of feed injury.

Examination of the animal with a metal indicator.

Methods of treatment of feed injuries.

The most effective method of treatment is a combination of medication and magnetic sensing.

Devices for magnetic sensing.

Magnetic probes of Meliksetyan and Korobov.

Application of the Korobov probe.

A cartoon explaining the operation of this probe.

Metal objects removed from the cow's stomach using a Korobov probe.

Surgical intervention to remove metal objects that could not be removed with magnets.

Anesthesia of the animal.

Mechanism for scar fixation.

The veterinarian cleanses the stomach.

Poster. explaining how the stomach is cleansed.

Foreign objects extracted by a veterinarian from the stomach of a cow are shown.

The wound is being sewn up.

A graph of the temperature, pulse and respiration of the animal after the operation.

After the operation, the animals recover quickly.

No matter how successful such operations are, farms incur very significant losses.

A magnetic barrier should be used in all areas of feed production and storage.

Selective and full magnetic control is used to prevent feed injuries.

Detection of foreign objects in the feed with a probe.

It is best to install magnets on feed dispensers at a place where the feed is dropped from the conveyor in a thin layer.

Samples of metal products extracted with magnets.

It is dangerous not only to injure the internal organs of the animal, but also to find metal objects in the body.

In farms that are disadvantaged in relation to feed injuries, it is necessary to introduce magnetic rings and blockers to animals.

The veterinarian checks for the presence of a ring in the cow's pancreas.

The veterinarian makes entries in the journal about the procedures.

Cows graze in the field.