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[Science and Technology Garden] Eye-Opener (28) Mule, Soft-Shelled Turtle, Dendrobium 20160824
[Science and Technology Garden] Eye-Opener (28) Mule, Soft-Shelled Turtle, Dendrobium 20160824
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Prevention and Treatment of Intestinal Tympany in Horses, Donkeys and Mules
Causes "Intestinal tympany" in horses, donkeys and mules mostly occurs in summer and autumn. The main cause is a one-time excessive feeding or grazing of fresh, tender and succulent forage (especially legumes such as alfalfa). After these excessive amounts of forage are blocked and retained in the stomach and intestines, they rapidly ferment and produce gas, and because there is too much forage in the stomach and intestines, the large amount of gas cannot be expelled in time, thus causing intestinal tympany. Symptoms In the early stage, the sick animal shows intermittent abdominal pain, which quickly turns into severe and continuous abdominal pain, with the animal repeatedly lying down and getting up or rolling on the ground, and the abdominal circumference rapidly increases; percussion produces a tympanic or metallic
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Fatty liver is a specialty of mule ducks: how to force-feed mule ducks to obtain fatty liver
Fatty liver is a specialty of mule ducks: how to force-feed mule ducks to obtain fatty liver
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Do Mules Have Males and Females? A Complete Guide to Sex Differentiation in Mules
Do mules have males and females?
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What Are the Differences Between a Horse, a Donkey and a Mule? A Quick Guide to Telling Them Apart
The Differences Between Horses, Donkeys and Mules
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