Treatment of malposition of deer fetus

With the development of@#@253@#@industry, the diseases brought by breeding doe in breeding management and reproduction also increased correspondingly, especially in the late pregnancy of doe, due to the influence of adverse factors such as breeding management, deer fetus development was poor, often abnormal fetal position, stillbirth, premature birth and other phenomena.

In the process of diagnosis and treatment of deer diseases, I encountered a phenomenon that the fetal position of deer was not correct before delivery. The doe showed pre-parturient signs, and because it was her first baby, she was observed very carefully at lambing. After the dam broke water at 11:00 noon, no lambs were born for about 4 and a half hours. At this time, the female deer appeared abnormal reaction, sweating all over, gasping for breath, judging from past experience to have dystocia, after consultation with the owner decided to do caesarean section.

When the uterus was opened, it was found that the foetus was dorsal to anterior and that the entire foetus had rotated 45° in the uterus. After 65 minutes of operation, the lambs produced normally and the dams were safe. After the operation, the doe was protected and fed with 4 million units of penicillin twice a day. The stitches were removed 7 days later. After caesarean delivery, both the doe and the lamb returned to normal.

Suggestion: breeding female deer should strengthen feeding management, pregnant female deer should have wide sports ground, ensure sufficient exercise during pregnancy, prevent abnormal deer fetus. At the same time, it is necessary to increase the nutritional components of feed, and the supply of trace elements should be sufficient; the first-born doe should be carefully managed before delivery, and the abnormal reaction should be treated by veterinarian in time to avoid stillbirth or death of mother and child, so as not to cause greater economic losses.